[Diabetes-Talk] iPhone question

[Walter Mitchell]

Hello Jamie,

I have a small company that provide cell phones and service plans via.
Verizon. Right now you can get a Iphone 8 for $18.74 per month plus the
service plan, which include unlimited everything and the insurance for
$42.00 per month. Your total bill monthly would be $60.74.

The way you turn voice over on the Iphones 10 and 11 is to use a 3 finger
double tap. This is the way to do it if the accessibility is on. My company
has blind technical support for additional information, as a matter of fact,
customer service and tech support is designed to be facilitated by blind and
low vision employees. Please call:

800-340-8211, select 2 for wireless L2T and select 1 for customer svc and 2
for tech support.

I hope that this helps you. I encourage you to consider becoming the best
part of L2T.






Thank you,
Walter Mitchell
President/Owner, L2T Products and Services, LLC
(800) 340-8211 ext. 101 Toll Free
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-----Original Message-----
From: Diabetes-Talk [mailto:diabetes-talk-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of
Jamie Gurganus via Diabetes-Talk
Sent: Thursday, January 09, 2020 4:52 PM
To: 'Diabetes Talk for the Blind'
Cc: jamielgurganus at gmail.com
Subject: [Diabetes-Talk] iPhone question

Hi all!  Our list has been pretty quiet for a while, so I thought I would
pose a question for everyone to help me decide on a new phone.  My iPhone 7
is starting to have issues with the charging port and battery life.  Before
something critical happens, I want to start hunting for a new phone.  I
can't risk not having a phone for my Dexcom.    I know the iPhone 8 is no
different than the 7, so I am wondering about the 10.  I understand that it
does not have the home button, so how does a blind person use it?  Also, how
do you turn the voice on and off, since we now do three presses of the home
button.  If you were me, would you upgrade to the 8 or go for the 10?  I may
not be able to afford the 10 right now though, but I am also wondering how
we can use it.  Thanks!

 

 
Jamie

 

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