Mobile Phones Everyone Can Use
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Accessible User Interfaces
Albert Fellner
android development
assisted living
Bazile Telecom
big button mobile
carolyn wilson
CES
clear displays
doro
doro 410
doro 740
durham university
easy to use mobile
elderly mobile phone users
emergency buttons
emergency services
emporia
fall sensor
fujitsu
Grandroid
hackathon
HD voice
help at hand
ian hosking
Ice Cream Sandwich
Kevin McDonagh
large button phone
London android group
mobile phone design
more than big buttons
new phones for 2012
orange
raku raku
RNIB
screen technology
Senior Market Mobile 2011
smartphones for seniors
Standardisation of Accessible User Interfaces
technology research for seniors
touch screens for seniors
Vittorio Colao
vodafone simply
Vodafone Smart Accessibility Awards
Yves Morel
How Cambridge University researches inclusive design
Ian Hosking explains the tools and understanding he uses to evaluate phones which claim to be easy to use. Read More
Easy to read mobile displays
Simon Rockman looks at why Mobile phones should use white on black displays to be easy to see when users have poor eyesight or focus. Read More
Winners: the Vodafone Smart Accessibility Awards
A common mantra at Fuss Free Phones is that there is more to easy to use mobiles than just big button phones. Vodafone has championed this with the Smart Accessibility awards under which entrants competed for a share of a €200,000 prize by producing an Android app which would help less able people make... Read More
Looking for 65 year old (technology) virgins.
A Durham University project is looking at what enable seniors to use or give up on using different types of technology. Read More