Since getting this phone I have medled with it until I can handle it pretty easily. I use a tenodisys(sp) splint to allow me to have pinch in my left hand by lifting my wrist. I can often fiddle and practice movements with devices until I become reasonably comfortable with that device. This phone falls into that catagory. I can usually open it to catch a call or dial or select a number to call. At night I will set it to simply answer automatically on speaker. It even has a charging base I can set it into. It will support a headset while in the base and it has voice recognition so I can say, "call Cathy" or say numbers and it works. I can't take photos but I'm sure that will be on voice command soon. For now I simply ask aids, relatives, etc to get a pic for me.
BW, john ________________________________ From: Darrell Huff <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Sat, October 31, 2009 12:19:55 PM Subject: Quad-List Posting John, Read your Quad-List posting regarding cell phones from last fall...thought I would let you know about a new option available. I have a quadriplegic son who was in a car accident a couple of years ago so I invented a Bluetooth headset for him. Then I started selling them on the Web... This is the address: http://www.nobuttonsheadset.com/ I hope it will help with your needs. Darrell
