The Nokia Asha 302 is a basic and budget Smartphone that offers a few interesting features. However, may not be accessible to some users with disabilities.

The ONCE Foundation and the Vodafone Spain Foundation renewed their agreement in order to position Amóvil as a leading website helping persons with disabilities identify accessible mobile devices, applications, as well as available assistive devices and services.

A study performed by researchers from the University of Málaga and Technosite in Spain has concluded that the use of vibrotactile feedback in mobile phones can be highly beneficial for persons with vision disabilities.

Amóvil was able to review the Galaxy Note II, Samsung’s so called “phablet” thanks to a loan by the Vodafone Spain Foundation. This is device is very unique and can give users the opportunity for a different experience. Because of its dimensions, it also includes accessibility features that accommodate the needs of persons with partial vision, hearing disabilities, poor comprehension skills and dexterity disabilities.

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