babyTEL showcases adapted softphone for disabled Canadians at ISAAC Conference

TORONTO — Montreal-based voice-over-IP provider babyTEL is displaying its ROAMbaby Access adapted softphone for Canadians with disabilities at the International Society for Augmentative and Alternative Communication (ISAAC) 2016 Conference, being held in Toronto this week.“We are excited to showcase ROAMbaby Access for Canadians with disabilities at ISAAC 2016,” Stephen Dorsey, CEO of babyTEL, said in a news release. “With over 3.8 million Canadians living with a disability, we have developed an adapted softphone that can be used by disabled persons to stay connected with their friends and families.”babyTel points out in its news release that most current communication devices require...