Elderly people rarely master the skills of working with electronic devices and sometimes even the simplest mobile phones to them are complex. The reason for this are the small keys, or closely spaced keys, or the fine print on the screen. All shortcomings of previous devices, designer Greg Adda (Greg D'Addio) tried to take into account in its new concept Quey Phone.
Apparatus Quey Phone is a cross between an e-book and regular phone. To older people are not confused in the functionality of each button, each button set designer a unique destination. The front panel of the device is placed full QWERTY-layout with traditional buttons. All the keys are separated from each other, and the most important buttons are highlighted, reception and hang up calls are painted in traditional green and red, respectively, with the dual key menu navigation is colored yellow. Menu navigation is also provided keys OK and BACK to select the current item and move to the previous menu.
Display Quey Phone is made by E-Ink technology, allowing the screen image is razor sharp and contrast. To prevent injury when falling all around phone glued rubber gasket.
If older people are not used to be able to exchange SMS-messaging, and now it will become more accessible to them.
Will Quey Phone someday be available is unknown.
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