Re: touch screen phones
Hello,
If you love android, go for it. If you need a good phone in terms of accessibility, then you may be looking for iPhone.
I've been using Samsung galaxy s3 for a year and I'm not disappointed but it could be even better anyway. My suggestion if you want to get an android device is to get a samsung of galaxy S series. That being said, Samsung galaxy s3, samsung galaxy s4, samsung galaxy s5, or the latest samsung galaxy s6. The reason why I suggest these phones is because they are accessible, and have many services such as NFC, Bluetooth (hardware and sharing), a built-in voice assistant called S voice, a text-to-speech supporting many languages such as US English, UK English Austrilian English, Spanish, Italian, French, German, Japonese, Chinese and more. The built-in homescreen of samsung which is called touchwiz home is very accessible as well. What's more, these phones are very fast.
By the way, you could tell us how could we help you using y our phone in different stages like text messaging, web browsing and other parts.
To turn on accessibility at the first time when you setup your phone, Press the power button, and place and hold two fingers on top of the screen until you hear a message: "Keep holding down two fingers to enable accessibility". You will hear a beap or a tone which will tell you that accessibility is enabled and you are ready to use your phone on your own.
Hope it helps.
For more information, comment again and I'll try to help you.
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