[NFBV-Discuss] Simplified "Smart" phone for the blind

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Sat Mar 13 22:03:54 UTC 2021


Hi,

You sent this to the whole Discuss List.  Please try to find the email address of the person you want to reply to.

Nancy


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Patrick 

 Thank you. Very interesting. But, presume, based on your message, that Verizon would probably not support this phone. I still use a Verizon Samsung Haven flip phone, but it is old, like my computer, and like me, too.
 How would one gets matters transferred over to the phone you sent the  messabout about?
 Thanks.

JWH
What ever happened to Rick Holley. He just seems to sort of have disappeared? Just curious.

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Subject: [NFBV-Discuss] Simplified "Smart" phone for the blind

Group,

This phone may be of interest to users who do not need  all the features of an iPhone or an Android.  While I think it will work with phone networks in Virginia I am not positive.

News in Assistive Technology
MiniVision2 Cell Phone

Photo of MiniVision2 cell phone in charging stand.

The MiniVision2 is a simple cell phone for people with vision loss. If the thought of dealing with all the functions that come with an iPhone is overwhelming, this phone might be a good option. It is an easy-to-use talking phone that takes care of all basic telecommunications needs. The talking voice guide provides someone who is blind with the ability to use every feature of the phone, and the large tactile buttons allow users to navigate the phone with ease.
Users can place calls, send text messages, and more, with voice commands. The phone only works on certain GSM networks, and you won’t be able to get additional apps like you can with an iPhone. However, if you want a basic phone with some extra functions like a money reader, color identifier, alarm, calendar, notes, calculator, camera, and weather, this could be the perfect phone for you. To learn more, check out the following website at:
https://www.razmobility.com/solutions/minivision2/.

You can also watch a video at: https://youtu.be/z1MaWFQ39So.

Patrick

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