January 02, 2013

Smartphone to serve people who can't see

Smartphone to serve people who can't see
Smartphone to serve people who can't see
Qualcomm recently partnered with Project RAY to develop a smartphone for people who are visually impaired. The product integrates the capabilities of smartphone technology and multiple specialty devices into a single handset. The product offers non-stop mobile broadband connectivity and a user interface that facilitates eye-free interaction. It does this by using vibrations and audio cues. The phone is currently being tested by 100 people in Israel.

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