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A.T. Literature- Cordless Telephones

  1. A Nonrocker From Motorola: A Review of the Rokr E1 Cell Phone With iTunes
  2. A Phone-Assistive Device Based on Bluetooth Technology for Cochlear Implant Users
  3. Access Issues: It's Your Call: Promising Practices in Wireless
  4. Accessibility Features of the Sanyo 4700 Cellular Phone
  5. Accessible Cell Phone Design: Development and Application of a Needs Analysis Framework
  6. Answering the Call: Top-of-the-Line Cell Phones, Part 2
  7. Augmentative and Alternative Communication and Cell Phone Use: One Off-The-Shelf Solution and Some Policy Considerations
  8. Clarity Introduces First Cordless Telephone With Caller ID to Enhance Communication for Millions With Hearing Loss
  9. Controlling Your World Through Your Voice
  10. Cutting the Phone Cord for the Hearing Loss Community
  11. Developments in Research and Technology: Hearing Assistive Technologies
  12. Do Cell Phones Plus Software Equal Access? Part 1
  13. Engineering Smart Phones for the Elders
  14. FCC: Digital Wireless Phones Must Work With Hearing Aids
  15. In the Palm of Your Hand: A Vision of the Future of Technology for People with Visual Impairments
  16. People With Disabilities Put Cell Phones to Good Use
  17. Research into Telecommunications Options for People With Physical Disabilities
  18. Students With Disabilities Receive Free Wireless Phones
  19. Success Story: Brenda Baeza
  20. Talking About Accessibility: An Evaluation of the Panasonic KX-TG6591T Cordless Phone
  21. Telephone Options for Cochlear Implant Users
  22. The Future of Accessible Phone Technology
  23. The Use of Mobile Phone Equipped With Handsfree and Voice Recognition Capabilities in Demanding Accessibility Environments
  24. Two More Approaches: A Review of the LG VX 4500 Cell Phone From Verizon Wireless and Microsoft's Voice Command Software
  25. Use of Cell Phones by Elders With Impairments: A Survey Design
  26. Will Wireless ALD Hybrids Save the Hearing Industry?
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