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Senior Cell Phones - Jitterbug J

Jitterbug released the Jitterbug J cell phone and expanded rate plans that offer affordable options and carefully target senior needs. It truly is a next generation cell phone, with a sleek, comfortable new design.


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Senior Cell Phones - Snapfon ez One

The Snapfon ez ONE is a new contender in the senior cell phone market and was specifically designed for elderly people who need an easy-to-read (and use) cell phone. It is simple to operate and has a large text display (equivalent to 28 point font) for easy reading. It also has extra large keys, an emergency S.O.S. button, back-lit keypad and it fits in one’s hand very nicely.



Senior Cell Phone - Doro Handle Easy 330

The Handle Easy 330 GSM is an easy-to-use cell phone for seniors. It was designed with simplicity in mind and allows the user to focus on using it for it’s intended purpose: phone calls. That’s not to say that this phone lacks features. Just the opposite, it’is chock-full of features that matter to older users.



More Senior Cell Phone Choices

Today’s boomers and seniors are active and are accustomed to being connected to friends and family regardless where they are. One of the ways they stay connected are through cell phones. The only problem with that is that finding a cell phone that is easy to read and easy to use for older folks is difficult sometimes.

We’ve published several articles that highlight senior cell phones and even upcoming elderly cell phone designs;they were met with a good reception. In that vein, here are two more fairly recent contenders in elderly friendly cell phones.



Senior Cell Phones - Introducing the Clarity C900

Clarity, the company that with a range of home phones and amplifiers, makes this cell phone with features that cater to those who need an easier to read and hear cell phone.




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  Assistive Technology @ ElderCare.gov
From the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
   
  Center for Assistive Technology and Environmental Access
From the Georgia Tech College of Architecture
   
  Center for Aging Services Technologies
The Center for Aging Services Technologies (CAST) is leading the charge to expedite the development, evaluation and adoption of emerging technologies that will transform the aging experience.
   
  AssitiveTech.net
National public website on assistive technology.

 

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