I have emailed Lormar Logic to ask them for a
telnet TTY similiar to
MCI Wireless IP-Relay. In fact, the same software is not exclusive to MCI -- you can actually use
any telnet client.
That opens the market for other providers such as FuseWireless and LormarLogic to provide a telnet addition to their wireless IP-Relay. In fact, a provider such as FuseWireless can write a custom program that simply piggybacks on the telnet protocol, in order to make it user-friendly.
Please
Contact Lormar Logic and request a TELNET TTY service in addition to their WAP TTY and their AIM TTY services! This is the easiest TRUE realtime way of doing it in a standard-compliant way, realtime keypress-at-a-time like a real TTY. No page refreshes, no turn-based operation, no IM.
PS....A Note To Carriers & Programmers: I wrote Linux TTY server software for personal use. It works in all the
same wireless telnet clients that MCI Wireless IP Relay does, while allowing me to make TTY calls (not just relay) and actually improves realtime operation because of some special packetization algorithms I use, that makes it as realtime as possible without causing network congestion. (Packettization is even adjustable using a hidden option too!) Contact me via my website at the link below if you would like my assistance in adding telnet TTY support to your existing wireless TTY infrastructure. If nobody contacts me, I will probably eventually open-source the source code to my wireless TTY server software and you can set up your own wireless TTY server yourself....
