The small screens and fonts on cell phones can often cause a problem for people with low vision. Below are some resources to help you find a cell phone that suits your low vision needs.

• Code Factory: See how Code Factory makes mobile phones and PDAs accessible to the blind and visually impaired.
• ETO Engineering: Call Ray Gonzales (919-523-0205) to learn how his team can get you a cell phone that is accessible for people with low vision.
• Minnesota Low Vision Store: Find the right cell phone product and begin calling today.
• The Jitterbug phone: Discover how the large screen and big buttons on this phone make it a perfect choice for those with low vision.
• ez ONE: This phone has large buttons and text, and the display offers a 28-point font size with a nice, high-contrast screen. It's easy to see and use and works on any GSM network.
• drivesafe.ly: This mobile application reads text (SMS) messages and e-mails aloud in real time and automatically responds without drivers touching the mobile phone.

Learn more about resources for people with low vision:

• Computer Usage and Low Vision
• Speech Recognition and Text-to-Speech Technology
• Audiobooks and E-Books
• Electronic Magnification
• Low Vision Magazines and Newsletters