have you seen these? Allows switch access to android phones. http://www.click2go.ie/resources/manuals/clicktophone-android-app/
http://komodoopenlab.com/tecla/tecla-for-android/the-app/ and these are 2 bluetooth devices to connect switches http://gettecla.com/pages/tecla http://www.ablenetinc.com/Assistive-Technology/Switches/Blue2-Bluetooth-Switch On Sun, Aug 17, 2014 at 2:13 PM, Joan Anglin <[email protected]> wrote: > I just wanted to share info about the Samsung galaxy 4 and 5 that I have > found. Since I can't push any buttons I had been really searching for an > alternative way of feeling safe at night. I have my galaxy 4 set up 4 S > voice and hands free at night with voice activation. We plug it into charge > and then place it face down on my chest so that the light does not bother > me and anytime I need to call somebody or text somebody that I need help, I > just have to say Hi Galaxy and I can do whatever. We're going to connect it > to the wheelchair batteries so that I will also be able to use it for other > things during the day. Right now during the day I use a Blueant Q3 which > means I can answer all incoming calls etc but I have to be able to have > someone push the button on the blueant to call out. However we just set up > a folding wall clothes hangar with a push stick secured to it and with some > practice I am able to push the button by myself most of the time! Yea for > technology. Everybody have a great weekend. Joan >
