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  1. 5 Things to Make Life Easier
  2. A knfbReader for Christmas?
  3. A Mobile Phone as a Memory Aid for Individuals With Traumatic Brain Injury: A Preliminary Investigation
  4. A Mobile Phone That Can Read Books for People With a Visual Disability
  5. A Multimedia Cellular Phone-Based Intermediary System for Communication Difficulties
  6. A Sign Language Interpreter Glove That Links to Your Smartphone
  7. A Wristwatch That Monitors Blood Pressure
  8. Accessibility Report on Apple’s Latest iOS Update for iPhone, iPod, and iPad
  9. Accessibility Review: The Verizon Accolade Cell Phone
  10. Accessible Cell Phone Design: Development and Application of a Needs Analysis Framework
  11. Accessible Cell Phone Technology: Mobile Speak
  12. Accessible Cell Phone Technology: Talks
  13. ALVA Introduces the ALVA MPO, Mobile Phone Organizer; First Accessible Integrated Cellular Phone and Personal Organizer
  14. ALVA Releases the MPO 5500
  15. An Accessibility Review of the Verizon Haven Cell Phone
  16. An Accessible, Pricey Answer: A Review of the Mobile Phone Organizer
  17. An Evaluation of Digital Cellular Handsets by Hearing Aid Users
  18. An Interfacing System That Enables Speech Generating Device Users to Independently Access and Use a Mobile Phone
  19. Answering the Call: Top-of-the-Line Cell Phones, Part 2
  20. Ariadne GPS App Offers Innovative Features for Blind iPhone Users
  21. Assistive Technology in Everyday Living: A User Survey of People With Parkinson's Disease
  22. AudioPlus Widgets: Bringing Sound to Software Widgets and Interface Components
  23. Barrier Pointing: Using Physical Edges to Assist Target Acquisition on Mobile Device Touch Screens
  24. Barriers to the Adoption of Cell Phones for Older People With Impairments in the USA: Results From an Expert Review and Field Study
  25. Bayesian Algorithm for Reading ID Barcodes
  26. Bill Seeks to Make Electronics Accessible to Blind, Deaf
  27. Blinput Concept Connects the Visually Impaired
  28. Bluetooth and Hearing Aids: Ready for Prime Time?
  29. Bluetooth Interface to Home Automation for a Severely Handicapped Person
  30. Boffins Develop Sight-Free Touchscreen Phone Dialler
  31. Can Elmo Help Kids Learn Their ABCs?
  32. Cape Couple Develop Practical Applications for iPhone
  33. CapturaTalk
  34. Cell Phone Access: An Accessibility Evaluation of the Samsung Gusto 2 From Verizon Wireless
  35. Cell Phone Accessibility: An Evaluation of Android 4.1 Jelly Bean Using the Nexus 7
  36. Cell Phone Inventor Foresees a Universal Ear
  37. Cell Phone Reads to the Blind
  38. Cell Phone Use by Adults With Intellectual Disabilities
  39. Cell Phone-Based Service Made for Blind
  40. Cell Phones Help Keep Blood Pressure, Diabetes in Check
  41. Cochlear Americas Supports Requiring Compatible Cellular Telephones
  42. Combating the Small Visual Display Invasion: AFB Works to Set a Display Quality Standard
  43. Comments of the Technology Access Program in the Matter of Section 68.4(a) of the Commission's Rules Governing Hearing Aid Compatible Telephones
  44. Connecting AAC Devices to the World of Information Technology
  45. DanKam App Clears Up Color Blind Confusion
  46. Designing a Location Based Service for Visually Impaired People: MWA Guide
  47. Diabetes Management App on Smartphones Helps Teens Manage Blood Sugar and Insulin Levels
  48. Digital Empowerment
  49. Digital Hearing Aids and Cell Phones: The Impact of New Technology on Phone Use
  50. Disabled Cite Need to Improve Wireless Devices
  51. Disabled Seek Better Cell Phone Features, Survey Finds
  52. Emerging New Practices in Technology to Support Independent Community Access for People With Intellectual and Cognitive Disabilities
  53. Enabling Affordable and Efficiently Deployed Location Based Smart Home Systems
  54. Expanding the View: A Review of Mobile Magnifier and ZOOMS Screen Magnifiers for Cell Phones
  55. Eye Tracking for Mobile Control
  56. Factors That Impact the Level of Difficulty of Everyday Technology in a Sample of Older Adults With and Without Cognitive Impairment
  57. FCC: Digital Wireless Phones Must Work With Hearing Aids
  58. FCC’s Broadband Plan Endorses Accessibility
  59. First Accessible Integrated Cellular Phone and Personal Organizer Now Available
  60. Focusing on Cell Phones: A Review of the Coupe and breEZe for People With Low Vision
  61. For Deaf, Wireless Devices a New Portal to World
  62. For the Blind, Technology Does What a Guide Dog Can't
  63. From Texting to Apps, Using Cell Phones for Health
  64. Georgia Tech and Shepherd To Study Wireless for Disabled
  65. German Deaf People Using Text Communication: Short Message Service, TTY, Relay Services, Fax, and E-mail
  66. Going New Places: Bringing Sendero GPS to the Cell Phone
  67. GPS Phone Helps Seniors
  68. GPS Technology and Alzheimer's Disease: Novel Use for an Existing Technology
  69. HATIS and Verizon Pave Road to Complete Wireless Telecommunications Access for Hard-of-Hearing
  70. Hearing Aid Compatibility for Digital Wireless Phones
  71. Hearing Aid Compatibility Videos: Choosing a Cell Phone That Works for You
  72. Hearing Aid Compatibility With Digital Wireless Cell Phones: An Update for Audiologists, Physicians, and Hearing Instrument Specialists
  73. Hearing Aid Compatibility With Wireless Phones and Services
  74. Hearing Aid Compatible Cellphones: Findings From the Annual Survey of Consumer Experiences, 2006-2008
  75. Hearing Devices to Carry New HAC Information for Cell Phones
  76. Hearing Impaired Get Help for Internet Phone Calls
  77. Hidden Opportunity: Mobile Reading Solutions for the Blind
  78. How Smartphones Are Changing the Face of Mobile and Participatory Healthcare: An Overview, With Example From eCAALYX
  79. Insurers Fight Speech-Impairment Remedy
  80. In-The-Ear Measurements of Interference in Hearing Aids from Digital Wireless Telephones
  81. iPhone Applications Can Help the Autistic
  82. iPhone Apps for Disability and Vision Impairments
  83. Living at Home With Acquired Cognitive Impairment - Can Assistive Technology Help?
  84. Look, Ma - No Hands!
  85. Magnetic Performance Requirements for Wireless Device/Hearing Aid Telecoil Mode Compatibility
  86. Making Cell Phones Accessible: Computers in Our Pockets Must Talk
  87. Making Your Smartphone Smarter, Part 1: A Review of Mobile Speak Smartphone
  88. Making Your Smartphone Smarter, Part 2: A Review of Smart Hal
  89. MarcoPolo: Context-Sensitive Mobile Communication Support
  90. Mining Your Smartphone for Health Data
  91. Mobile Alerting for Persons Who Are Deaf and Hard of Hearing
  92. Mobile Phone Video as an Aid to Speech Understanding for Person With Hearing Impairment
  93. Mobile Speak 4
  94. Mobile Tech Tips for Weak Hands
  95. MobileASL: Intelligibility of Sign Language Video Over Mobile Phones
  96. My Trials and Tribulations Learning the iPhone With VoiceOver
  97. Navigation Efficiency of Two Dimensional Auditory Menus Using Spearcon Enhancements
  98. New Cell Phone Technology Allows Deaf People to Communicate Anytime, Anywhere
  99. New Ergonomic Headset for Tongue-Drive System With Wireless Smartphone Interface
  100. New iPhone App for Testing Hearing and Hearing Aids
  101. New Verizon Wireless App Assists Visually-Impaired
  102. New Video Relay Service iPhone 4 App for Deaf and Hard of Hearing
  103. Nokia Launches Braille Reader App: Helping the Blind Read Texts on Touchscreen Mobiles
  104. Now You’re Talking!
  105. Observing Outdoor Activity Using Global Positioning System-Enabled Cell Phones
  106. On the Implementation of Text to Arabic Sign Language Converter on Mobile Phones
  107. Oratio for BlackBerry Is Now Available
  108. Phone App Lets the Blind See Through the Crowd’s Eyes
  109. Phone Technologies Provide Individuals With Print Disabilities With "On the Go" Opportunities to Read Digital Text
  110. Pocket-sized AAC: Locabulary Lets Your iPhone Talk for You
  111. Practical Applications for Use of PDAs and Smartphones With Children and Adolescents Who Have Traumatic Brain Injury
  112. Product Evaluations: Can’t BrailleTouch This…or Can You? A Review of the BrailleTouch Prototype
  113. Real-Time Communication Onboard Vehicles for Sensory Impaired Passengers
  114. Samsung Haven Phone From Verizon
  115. Sign Language MMS to Make Cell Phones Accessible to Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Community
  116. SMS Text Messages as a Prosthetic Aid in the Cognitive Rehabilitation of Schizophrenia
  117. SpeedDots Clear Embossed Screen-Protectors Help Blind/Visually Impaired Navigate iOS Devices With Ease
  118. Standards for Small Visual Displays
  119. Tactile Access to the iPhone Is Here
  120. Talk Me Through It: A Review of Two Cell Phone-Based Screen Readers
  121. TalkingAid Wireless Device Now Available
  122. Tech Talk: Need A Personal Assistant?
  123. The AFB Small Visual Display Project: Contrast Sensitivity
  124. The American Foundation for the Blind’s Small Display Project
  125. The Design and Field Evaluation of PhotoTalk: A Digital Image Communication Application for People With Aphasia
  126. U Grok It Uses Your Phone to Find Your Misplaced Things
  127. Understanding Mobile Phone Requirements for Young Adults With Cognitive Disabilities
  128. Use of Assistive Technology in Cognitive Rehabilitation: Exploratory Studies of the Opinions and Expectations of Healthcare Professionals and Potential Users
  129. Using Cell Phone Technology for Self-Monitoring Procedures in Inclusive Settings
  130. Using Participatory Activities With Seniors to Critique, Build, and Evaluate Mobile Phones
  131. Verizon’s Mobile Accessibility Suite of Apps
  132. Vincent Martin: Health Research Scientist Helps Create Technology for Blind People
  133. We All Can Call: Enhancing Accessible Cell Phone Usage for Clients With Spinal Cord Injury
  134. What the Tech?: App Identifies Money for the Blind
  135. Why the iPhone 3GS Made This Visually Impaired Girl Happy
  136. Widening the Wireless World
  137. Wireless RERC Technical Paper: Access to Wireless Technologies for People With Disabilities: Issues, Opportunities and Policy Options. Findings of a Policy Delphi
  138. World’s First Braille Smartphone in Development
  139. Your Heartbeat on an iPhone
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