How can mobile communications improve communication for people with disabilities?
Communication is one of our basic needs – and possibly even more important for people with disabilities. Mobile communications today can both protect and extend the personal freedom of people with disabilities as well as give them more confidence.
Global Accessibility Reporting Initiative (GARI) – Mobile accessibility
It is hard to imagine our lives without mobile phones. People with physical or sensory limitations particularly appreciate the advantages of mobile communications. Mobile phones can increase confidence and make everyday life easier. They can protect or extend the personal freedom of people who otherwise face limitations. Today’s technology allows people with physical or sensory limitations to use mobile phones for communication without restrictions.
Use your mobile phone safely
Berlin, 27.01.2012 - Sending photos of a birthday party, sharing favorite songs with friends or showing a holidays video in the social network - nowadays , with modern mobile phones it is easily done. However, not everything is allowed. Personal data, including photos and films, are subject to special protection. The Information Centre for Mobile Communications presents some important information on how to deal safe with sensitive data.
With the mobile phone well through the winter
Berlin, 13.01.2012 - Do snowflakes cause damage to a mobile phone? Does the battery get empty more quickly in winter? Does the display freeze at minus degrees? One thing is for sure: bone-chilling cold (extreme temperatures), snow and wet affect mobile phones and can lead, in the worst case, to expensive repairs or make it necessary to buy a new device.
