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Federal Communications Commission
Hearing Aid Compatibility Status Report (FCC Form 655)
Reporting Period: January 1, 2010 - December 31, 2010 Filing Deadline: January 18, 2011 01/17/2011 11:56 AM Filing Date: Filing Confirmation Number: 0004575438 FRN: 0003762119

General Report Information
Type of Company Service Provider

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Did you offer more than two handsets overany air interface to service providers (if you are a device manufacturer) or to subscribers (if you are a service provider) during this reporting period? Yes Did you offer any handsets to service providers (if you are a device manufacturer) or to subscribers (if you are a service provider) during this reporting period?

Company Information Company Name: Brand Names: PO Box: Street Address:City: State: Zip Code: Contact Name: Contact Phone: Contact Fax: Contact Email: Filing Agent

Is this report being filed by an agent on behalf of a manufacturer or service provider? No Product Labeling Do all hearing aid-compatible handsets include labeling? Yes Explain:

Do all hearing aid-compatible handsets that are capable of voice communication over any air interface or frequency band thatdoes not currently have hearing aid compatibility technical standards have clear and effective disclosure that the handset has not been rated for hearing aid compatibility with respect to such operations? Yes Explain: Public Website

Does your company maintain a public website describing all hearing aid-compatible models, the ratings of those

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4915 Auburn Ave Suite 200 Bethesda MD20814 Brian Gelfand (267) 251-8432

Buffalo-Lake Erie Wireless Systems Co. LLC Blue Wireless

bgelfand@blueunlimited.com

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models, and an explanation of the rating system? Yes Website address: www.blueunlimited.com Explain: Consumer Outreach Describe consumer outreach efforts in the past 12 months: BLEW works with hearing impaired customersin its retail stores to select a phone most suitable to their needs as well as works with training its retail staff regarding making HAC handsets available to hearing impaired customers or customers who may desire such models. BLEW also lists its HAC handsets on its public website. Methodology for Functionality Levels BLEW offers handsets across different levels of functionality. BLEW defineslevels of functionality according to features and characteristics of the handset. Handsets classified as Level 1 handsets include basic voice and texting functionality and are generally available for under $75. Level 2 handsets include voice/texting as well as picture cameras or keyboards and are generally available for under $120. Level 3 handsets include voice/texting/picture cameras as well astexting keyboards, touchscreens or MP3 players and are generally between $120 and $250. BLEW offers HAC compliant models in all of its functionality categories.

Report Remarks

You have reported the following handset model summary information. Total number of handsets offered: 10

Air Interface CDMA

Handset 1: Kyocera M2000
Handset Maker Kyocera Handset Model Name M2000

AirInterfaces/Frequency Bands 1700 MHz CDMA 1900 MHz CDMA Additional Air Interfaces and Frequency Bands

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Fully Hearing Aid Compatible Number Percent 90% FCC ID OVF-K4802

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Acoustic Coupling Compatible Only Number Percent 1 10%
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Non-Compliant Handsets Number Percent

Total by Air Interface 10

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Is this handset capable of voicecommunication over any air interface or frequency band that does not currently have hearing aid compatibility technical standards? No Dates This handset model was offered from: 06/10 to 12/10 Ratings M-Rating: M4 T-Rating: T4

Functionality Level Level 2 handsets include voice/texting as well as picture cameras or keyboards and are generally available for under $120 Remarks

Handset 2: Kyocera...