[Sigia-l] It's started

[David Malouf]

Are you thinking of the Jitterbug? It's for elders and there is a huge
service component to make the device "that easy" to use. I.e. the
service will add people to your contacts for you (you can't). There
are also 2 models. a full dial-pad and a 3-4 button dial-pad for 911
and 2 people or something like that.

the other one that comes to mind is the Helio. A device I wish I could
get my hands on. :)

-- dave


On 6/4/07, Adrian Howard <adrianh at quietstars.com> wrote:
>
> On 4 Jun 2007, at 14:31, Christopher Fahey wrote:
>
> >> I'm not a cellphone user at all, but I can't remember any
> >> cell commercial in the U.S. that leverages its UI.
> >
> > I think this is true. When they're not simply selling plans regardless
> > of hardware or software, which 90% of mobile ads do, they usually
> > enumerate features and style.
>
> I can't remember the brand, but I've seen mobiles advertised on their
> simplicity (big simple buttons, "just a phone", etc.)
>
> Adrian
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