Hello all, does anyone use or know of any phones that are flip phones other than the samsung convoy 4 that I can get for verizon, that are basic flip phones that have text to speech that I can do

Sis Carolyn, if your cousin could switch to H2O WirelessNow, she will pay $40 per month for 8GB data; also, if your cousin does auto pay, the cost comes down to $36 a month. The advantage of AT&T

Howard wrote in part: "Thanks. I'm not interested in learning touch screen. I really hope I can find one with a qwerty keyboard." Hmm, you're going to run out of luck pretty quick! In the

Not a new feature phone. A feature phone. You will see a discussion of feature phones in another thread that started today with the subject line referring to dumb phones. Gene

I don't know why you are inferring intent that is not there. No one said anything critical about you mentioning the Jitterbug and I said it might be something that some list members might be

WHAT I MEANT WAS A COUPLE OF PHONES THAT INCLUDE SPEECH.

There are many accessible feature phones with keys for the number pad and for the other functions such as moving through menus. You write using the number pad, as I expect you know. What do you mean

I mostly use my phone as an alarm clock, the most convenient I've had, and as a voice notetaker. Aside from those uses, I use it for sending and receiving occasional texts, a small number of calls

I use my phone for calling, but have about 155 contacts in it. So, I don't have to think, need to call Wal-Mart, just go to W, arrow to it. Need to check at cards if someone is on her way, just go to

 I don't know of any feature phones that are fully accessible to a totally blind person. Some have some features that are accessible. My flip phone has buttons that I can feel, it announces the

Before I had speech on any phone, I never even thought of trying to find and/or use a contacts list. I just dialled the number in. I have a friend who has a phone that has speech and she didn't even

If there were a phone that literally only made and received phone calls, I'd go for it in a minute! Pam.

James, try the Kyocera Rally. Some of their other phones may speak as well. But I know as a fact that this one does because I use it. Everything except the clock and battery level indicator talks.

Thank you Gene, for that message. It's exactly the type of info I'm looking for. Howard

You are right; no speech to text. Some of us don't care about texting. I have only sent maybe five text messages in several years. The only thing I have to do with texting is receiving the text

Many years ago, my former friend gave me a computer that I had loved since the moment I touched it. Sadly, I don't know the model. Maybe, someone here can help me. I do know that it says IBM

 Thanks for all of this Josh. This will probably have a large bearing on which phone I purchase Howard

 Thank you Josh, This is the kind of info I'm looking for. But what is talkback? Must it be installed by the phone user? Where would I get it and what does it cost? Can I find info and maybe

To those who have previously read my story, I apologise for reposting it. Please feel free to ignore it. To put things into perspective, I was born in 1983. The first computer that I ever used was

I recently got a basic phone.  It is a flip Kyocera DuraXV plus. I LOVE the fact that it has keys you can feel! I wanted a phone that will just make and receive calls.  This does that.  You can