My problem too, Gearld, just like not living near Consumer Cellular, so having to go AT&T for a while. I told Consumer Cellular if they ever got a store here again, I'd be back.

Gearld has a very good list for bind hearing aid users. I don't have the precise information for joining, but Gerald, would you please post it?

No, even with my SE, I could pair and have Bluetooth in my hearing aids. That comes in really handy, if I am in a loud place and need to make a call, call cab or whatever kind of call.

At cards today, my trusty iPhone told me and my table that it was 36 outside, when I asked it. Of course, had I had my old flipper, I could have called time and weather here. It would have taken

So, Gearld, what is practical to use in the street other than guide dog, cane, or sighted guide - that is for a totally blind old woman who also wears hearing aids?

Nobody’s fighting but Gerald

Oh yes, they will screen share, and what I like, unlike Microsoft Disability, they'll say, go to Settings; then General, then Battery or whatever. They will direct instead of fix the question.

And, Hollie, you have not been blind for many years, have you?

And did he crucify you?

Ron, it seems like on my SE, that VoiceOver would say a word, and I could check above my text for choices, but I am not noticing that on my 11. It could be that I haven't typed enough for that yet. I

I had wanted one, James, but my SE needed battery replacement. I was not going to replace a battery, then buy a new phone in a couple of months. So, I decided to get an XR, but they had none in stock,

Maybe Mr. Levy is not interested in a smart phone, but by now, I think it is possible that he has the idea that some of us are and use them throughout the day. As for anything going wrong, Apple has

For young kids, they already are.

I had a 4S, and never quite got it, but when I got my SE, I did get it. I like a touch screen now, do not want a keyboard or keypad of any kind. That is my particular taste. Other consumers will have

I hate to tell you, Gerald, but I predict, and, of course, there are odds that I'm not right, but I predict that within the next generation, phones will be the computer of choice, more especially, if

That's right, just like the rest of the phones, TVs, tablets, etc, etc, etc.

Are his books in Braille, Jan?

Jan in iOS 13 and up, Accessibility is in the Settings menu; you don't go into General any longer to get to Accessibility.

That could be true, but it is a choice offered for those who prefer that choice. Myself, as long as I used to want one, now, I wouldn't have one, but there are others who would, and they do, and it is

Actually, the last flip phone got corrupted, which was when I bought my iPhone SE. Consumer Cellular worked with me for over an hour to try to bring that LG phone back to life. So, that's life, and,