A new app called RogerVoice allows those hard of hearing to read what people are saying on a phone call instead of trying to hear the other person’s voice. They can then text their responses into RogerVoice instead of speaking it. What they text is then spoken to the person on the other end of the call. RogerVoice is only available for Android phones and is seeking further funding via Kickstarter.
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