Phil,

Do you know if they work for Nextel Communications service?

Brad



At 02:42 PM 12/10/2004 -0700, you wrote:
>For those who are blind on echurch, I don't know if you have heard of the
>Vorizon talking cell phone?  It first uses voice recognition so you don't
>have to dial individual phone numbers.  That is, say, Phil Scovell, and it
>will dial my home number.  Of course, most newer cell phones already have
>this feature.  Mine does but mine does not have the other features I am
>going to talk about.  Sandy's new phone will speak and prompt her for a
>command.  It will speak the time, the incoming caller I D phone number, plus
>the person's recorded name, if you have recorded it, and many other things.
>For example, when it says command, you say voice mail, and it dials up your
>voice mail for you automatically.  It also has a built in digital camera.
>This is especially useful for the blind user.  A little tongue in cheek
>there.  It will also interface with the computer and load MP3 files but I
>don't know it's total recording capacity.  This is a fg 4500 phone.  Most
>places sell them for about 110 dollars with a 50 dollar rebate.  Sandy has a
>package plan from her place of employment and got the phone for just 50
>dollars.  This model is quite common now through Vorizon networks and outlet
>stores.  I've been told that even Radio Shack sells them.
>
>Phil.

Brad

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