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Accessible Cell Phones for the Blind, Low Vision, Elderly, Hard of Hearing, Quadriplegic, or Physically Disabled

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Elderly

 

ETO Engineering EasyBlue switched adapted bluetooth headset allows the quadriplegic or physically disabled the ability to use their TASH ability switch to access the cell phone's voice recognition commands, dial contacts and phone numbers, hangup, and answer calls

 

Mobility - Physical Disabilities

 

Artone bluetooth and wired neckloop/loopsets make cell phones accessible to the hard of hearing with t-coil hearing aids.  Artone Bluetooth neckloop being worn by my son Jeremiah

Hearing - Hard of Hearing with T-coil Hearing Aids

Mobile Speak a screen reader software for blind and low vision cell phone users

 

Blind and Low Vision

              

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Why Accessible Cell Phones are Important to the Blind, Low Vision, Hard of Hearing, Quadriplegic or Physically Disabled?

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What We Provide to someone who is Blind, Low Vision, Hard of Hearing, Quadriplegic, or Physically Disabled Looking for an Accessible Cell Phone

 

About us

We have a real interest in cell phone accessibility.  Being a professional engineer in North Carolina, I love technology.  As a small business owner I know first hand how important my cell phone PDA is in staying connected away from the office.  I have many connections to people with disabilities.  I have multiple family members with disabilities, I work professionally with people with disabilities, and have many friends who I have helped provide accessible cell phone solutions to. 

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