Another great distributor is Foundation for Blind Children Technology
Center: (602) 331-1470, ask for Mark Nelson. I think they are lower in
price then Maxi-aids.
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[mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Tony Guy
Sent: Friday, February 13, 2004 7:52 AM
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Subject: FYI: A New Cell phone Nods to the Needs of the Disabled
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This is what a friend of mine did to find accessible cell phone =
technology.
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Tony,
The article is interesting but I have the features that she is wanting =
then to add to her phone.=20
I have a Nokia 3650 phone that has camera, polyphonic ring tones, =
calendar, alarms and a number of other features. I can access the =
functions of the phone through software from a company called Code =
Factory. The software is called Mobile Accessibility. The software can =
be purchased from www.maxiaids.com. The web site for the software =
company is http://mobileaccessibility.codfact.com/.
Word of warning. When you access the web site, Jaws will go into British
=
English. Actually it sounds really funny to hear Jaws speak with an =
accent.
Greg B.
Email: [log in to unmask]
ph: 937-235-2306
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Easter Seals Technology Resource Center=20
Tony Guy=20
Vision Services Specialist=20
1133 Edwin C. Moses Blvd=20
Suite 370=20
Dayton OH, 45408=20
Phone: (937) 461-3305=20
FAX: (937) 461-6304=20
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<P>I have a Nokia 3650 phone that has camera, polyphonic ring tones, =
calendar,=20
alarms and a number of other features. I can access the functions of the
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through software from a company called Code Factory. The software is =
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Mobile Accessibility. The software can be purchased from =
www.maxiaids.com. The=20
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http://mobileaccessibility.codfact.com/.</P>
<P>Word of warning. When you access the web site, Jaws will go into =
British=20
English. Actually it sounds really funny to hear Jaws speak with an =
accent.</P>
<P>Greg B.</P>
<P>Email: [log in to unmask]</P>
<P>ph: 937-235-2306</P>
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<P><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Easter Seals Technology Resource =
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