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Touch Chat

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Q 1/13
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What is Touch Chat?
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A fitness tracking app
A game for learning new languages
A customizable communication app for iOS devices
A social media app for teenagers
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Which conditions is Touch Chat designed for?
30
Asthma, diabetes, hypertension
Depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder
Autism, Down Syndrome, ALS, apraxia, stroke
Arthritis, osteoporosis, fibromyalgia

13 questions

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What is Touch Chat?

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Which conditions is Touch Chat designed for?

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Which feature of Touch Chat uses facial recognition?

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Touch Chat is only compatible with Android devices.

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Touch Chat cannot be used offline and requires a constant internet connection for basic functionalities.

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What does Touch Chat offer to make communication faster and more efficient?

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Touch Chat includes features for symbol-based communication and text-to-speech.

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How does Touch Chat help therapists and caregivers?

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How much does Touch Chat HD cost?

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Which feature ensures that Touch Chat is usable without an internet connection?

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What type of feedback does Touch Chat provide to guide the user?

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In which setting can Touch Chat assist with job training?

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What is Touch Chat Offered on?

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