[Electronics-talk] Other Accessible Phones?

[Jude DaShiell]

The screen usually isn't the deal breaker for accessibility, it's the 
menus.  Case in point, Verizon's lg 4500 had some accessibility.  
Limitations were not all menus were accessible and no add-on aps were 
accessible once installed.  If you get a phone that's accessible and 
none of its add-on aps are accessible like the Nokia 6620 thank you 
Cingular, you're still in a bad position.  Now it's true you can find 
add-on aps for the IPhone that are inaccessible, but there are often 
competitors to them that don't have this flaw.  These are things to keep 
at front of mind when doing your due dilligence.

On Sun, 30 Oct 2011, Hannah Chadwick wrote:

> Hello All,
> Thank you so much for the helpful info on the I-Phones! It's great to hear
> that you've all found it super useful and I'm definitely attempted to get
> one. However, I also want to look in to other types of phones that are fully
> accessible, where it will read everything on the screen. I'm not sure that I
> want my phone bill to increase right now, but I do love the GPS feature and
> so many app options on the I-phones though.
> So does anyone know of any other phones that will read everything on screen
> without purchasing a talking program?
> Thanks in advance, Hannah
> 
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Jude <jdashiel at shellworld.net>
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