There is also
the Easy 5 Phone for people with a bit more movement but limited dexterity for
teensy buttons.
<http://www.silverphone.co.uk/mobilephone/info.php>
Lisa
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Sent: 13 December 2007 13:59
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Subject: hands free mobile phones
Can anyone provide more options, re. this messageboard question?
"Hi I've been looking for a mobile phone which has been adapted
for people with none or little movement ie voice activated. So far I've only
found this http://www.etoengineering.com/nohandcomsmartphone.htm
Any other ideas folks?"
Many thanks
Graham
Graham Webb
Trainee Clinical Scientist
Gait Laboratory
Queen Mary's Hospital
Roehampton,
Tel: 07796 866012
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