ROCKLIN, California – December 13, 2005 – Hands On Video Relay Service, Inc. (www.hovrs.com), a recognized leader in Video Relay Services, is pleased to announce the release of VideoSign 2.5 and Voice to Video (V2V). These two new services will take your VRS experience to the next level.  Not only are we providing newer and more powerful features, but we’re doing it for FREE.  Yep, that’s right: FREE!

Easier Video Calls with new VideoSign 2.5!
If you liked VideoSign 2.0, wait until you see the new version. Version 2.5 includes Voice to Video, Point-to-Point, an improved Phone Book, and Incoming Call Notification, all of which make your video calls easier!

Hearing Callers can now Call you Quickly and Easily with the new Voice to Video (V2V):
Now your hearing friends, family and co-workers can call you with HOVRS just as easily as you can call them. Just give them the HOVRS toll-free number (1-877-467-4877) and your free, personalized VRS extension, and they’re ready to go. BONUS: If you’re not available or can’t take the call, you’ll receive the hearing caller’s message in ASL emailed directly to you. We even give you free, personalized business cards with your extensions so you can hand these out to people who may need to contact you.

Video Chat directly with friends using Point to Point (P2P):
VideoSign 2.5 lets you have video calls with your Deaf or Hard of Hearing friends using ANY webcam or videophone! It even notifies you when callers are trying to reach you!

Keep your contacts organized with the all new VideoSign Phone Book:
Keep the phone numbers for everyone you want to call, and everyone who might call you, in one place. In just a few clicks, the VideoSign Phone Book connects you with anyone, and lets you choose point-to-point or VRS calling!

Upgrade NOW by visiting www.hovrs.com to start your free download.

About Hands On

Hands On VRS is the recognized leader in Video Relay Services, including both community interpreting and video relay services. The company has been serving the needs of the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing community since 1992. Hands On is committed to removing communication barriers for the deaf and hard-of-hearing. For more information, visit our website at www.hovrs.com.