The firephone uses AT&T, so it wouldn't be an option for you anyway. I am
not sure but I think Comcast hooked up with T-Mobile so you can retrieve
email and such, but don't take this as actual truth.
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From: "Saylien Brown" <say...@gmail.com>
To: "PC Audio Discussion List" <pc-audio@pc-audio.org>
Sent: Monday, July 21, 2014 10:41 AM
Subject: Choosing an Accessible Smart phone to Use with SafeLink Wireless.
Hello everyone,
Ok, so I'm still sort of living in the stone Age and haven't invested in a
Smart phone yet.
Well the time has come for me to finally do so now thanks to the price
friendly service being offered by SafeLink Wireless.
The problem is buying an accessible phone that works with this wireless
provider.
Been looking into purchasing an Amazon Fire Phone, but I really don't feel
I need a $650 item for my very limited phone use. To be honest, I'm
looking into this option only to have a secondary means of contacting
someone in case my Comcast land line phone goes down (Which has happened a
few times and I had no way of calling someone for help.)
Please, I know a lot of you guys can be quite disrespectful to people
posting off-topic posts to the group, but I don't know where else to turn
to for assistance with my question.
I mean a phone is an audio device, so I really don't feel this question is
off-topic, but I'm not that smart of a person.
Again I want an inexpensive Smart phone that works with the SmartLink
Wireless service. It must be completely accessible of course for I'm
legally blind and can't obviously see the screen.
Any suggestions on which direction I should go would be greatly
appreciated.
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