
July 22nd 07, 03:36 AM
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First recorded activity by RadioBanter: Jul 2007
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How I would like to change the *digital* cell phone industry.
In article ,
Don Bowey wrote:
On 7/21/07 12:19 PM, in article
, "RHF"
wrote:
(snip)
Until there are more facts, the iPhone's current success {?}
is due to people wanting {Gotto Have the Latest} a very cool
instrument {Newest Bells and Whistles} with good features
{of Questionable Utlity}.
-RANT-
While Senior Citzens like myself with Tired Old Eyes
and Big Old Fingers just want a basic CellPhone that
we can use without our Glasses like the "JitterBug" .
http://www.firststreetonline.com/pro...86678&PID=1583
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That's as ugly as they get.....
Why doesn't AT&T, Sprint, Nextel, T-Mobile, Verizon, etc
offer a CellPhone designed for Senior Citizens and the
Visually Limited-Impaired like the "JitterBug" ?
Here is where the ADA Laws should apply and force
the Cellphone providers to design and market these
Cellphone to Seniors with needs. -end-rant- ~ RHF
(snip)
Lots of reasons..... Here's a couple:
* We senior citizens aren't perceived as being a large enough market.
* We aren't a cohesive group of a same mind. I'm one, but I'd have an
iPhone in a minute just cause it is cool, if it weren't for the ridiculous
rate structures.
Far better for data than anyone else's offerings. Take a look.
I need reading glasses for my Treo, but there are those who simply want
a phone with large numbers and no features other than voice.
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