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Features that some popular Motorola phone models have.
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The comprehensive communication capability of a mobile phone can enable users anywhere to independently access a very wide range of communication, information and control systems and services. The provision of accessible mobile phones for people with disabilities will significantly improve their quality of life through increased range of accessible...
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... investigation of the literature and information from manufactures' data sheets as well as websites was conducted to determine which current mobile phone brands and models are most suitable for people categorised into four main groups of disabilities -Mobility, Dexterity, Hearing and Visually impaired. Table 2 and 3 shows the results from Motorola and Ericsson brands. Speech and language as well as cognitive impaired categories were not included in this investigation due to the fact that no specific features are aimed at these groups. ...
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... Preliminary research through a focus group session [2] and the "Mobile and Home Needs Analysis Survey" questionnaires [1,3] carried out by RPRE and Flinders University, in May 2002, has shown that people with disabilities within the community are able to use, and want to have access to, mobile telecommunications. It has also highlighted that most people with a disability are not aware of the available technology and, if they are, do not use it to its fullest extent. ...
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