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BlackBerry Z10, intuitive and accessible to the partially blind

Tuesday, 9 April, 2013

By Amóvil

Imagen de la parte delantera y trasera del dispositivo BlackBerry Z10.

RIM’s newest flagship handset, the BlackBerry Z10 is a powerful and intuitive Smartphone that Amóvil was able to review thanks to the loan by Orange. The device is completely tactile, and includes several accessibility features that make it suitable for the partially blind and the hearing impaired.

British scientists launch an app that turns an iPhone into a hearing aid

Thursday, 4 April, 2013

Source: GAATES

A group of researchers at University of Essex (United Kingdom) has launched a mobile app that turns any device running on iOS6 or higher (iPhone, iPodTouch, iPad) into a hearing aid. According to developers this tool has been designed for research purposes, and must not be used as substitute of a hearing aid. However, they hope it could contribute to new findings.

LG Optimus 9, powerful and accessible to the hearing impaired

Tuesday, 2 April, 2013

By: Amóvil

Imagen del dispositivo LG Optimus 9 con el logo del fabricante

The LG Optimus 9 that Amóvil was able to review thanks to the loan by Orange, is a powerful mid-range smartphone that includes accessibility features that make it suitable for hearing impaired users. The phone is housed in a single piece case made from plastic, and features an elegant design with dimensions of 131.9x68.2x9.1mm. It runs with Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich), and includes a 4.7-inch Super IPS LCD multitouch capacitive display with 540x960 pixels (234 ppi density).

Sony Xperia P, powerful, smooth and speedy but inaccessible to blind users

Monday, 25 March, 2013

Por: Amóvil

Image of a hand holding a Sony Xperia P

The Sony Xperia P that Amóvil was able to review thanks to the loan by Orange, is a powerful and fast mid-range smartphone that runs with Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) operating system. The phone, that is part of Sony's NXT series, is lightweight (120 grams) and housed in a single piece case made from aluminum.

Nexus 7, powerful, affordable and accessible for the visually impaired

Friday, 15 March, 2013

By: Amóvil

Images of the back, front and side of the Google Nexus 7 tablet

The Nexus 7, Google’s first own-branded tablet, is a cutting-edge device powered by Android 4.2 that comes with several built-in features that make it accessible for blind and partially blind users. The tablet is lightweight (340 grams) with dimensions of 198,5x120x10 millimeters. It features an easy-to use outer design with a rubberized back texture that feels soft on the palm, and a multifunction power button that also blocks and unblocks the display.

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