Good Evening,

I concur with Mike here. In my former job, I had several students with 
cell phones that they had difficulty using even for basic tasks such 
making phone calls and sending text messages. I’m sure many will find 
the availability of this type of device useful.

Pauline


On 1/27/2020 3:29 PM, Mike Pietruk wrote:
> Dan
>
> One of the many positives of a free enterprise capitalistic economy are
> choices -- and the more the better.
> I'm in my late 60s (67) and don't need to learn things for its own sake
> any longer -- the nice thing about retirement.
> So, if I want to figure out the complexities of android, it's there for
> me.
> And, if I rather not, products like the blind classic shell exit -- and I
> welcome that.
> I understand your position being in the adaptive technology arena; but,
> frankly, I guet very frustrated continually having to catch the rabbit
> which is always advancing just out of my grasp.
> And, sometimes, a product specificly designed for the handicapped user --
> especially if one only needs a minimum of a cell phone -- is what the
> doctor ordered.
> Granted, the buyer ought to be aware of the limitations and compromises
> such a phone has.
>
>
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