
Quick emergency support to effortless charging: Things to look for while buying a phone for elderly
Team Udayavani, Sep 13, 2021, 1:12 PM IST

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Smartphones can be overwhelming, even intimidating at times. Now imagine how the older people with vision issues, and the small fonts and icons, who find it difficult to type on a touchscreen and use smartphones.
Some seniors these days are technically knowledgeable. Since seniors are more comfortable with innovation, doesn’t mean they should agree to muddled gadgets that add pressure to their lives. That is the reason we think picking a simple-to-use cell phone is required. MP Deepu, Co-Founder, Senior World, shares all you need to know about what makes a cell phone accessible for seniors?
Many seniors develop special needs as they age and reports have suggested seniors adopting a reclusive lifestyle due to such changes in their overall well-being. Cell phones these days have become more and more complicated with each gen of smartphones being manufactured at a war scale each year. Seniors on the other hand need simplicity, familiarity, as well as customisations to some degree to fit their needs like eyesight, hearing, trembling hands, need for emergency help in situations, hassle-free charging ports etc.
MP Deepu, Co-Founder, Senior World, shares some key features one should look for while buying a phone for parents or any elderly member in the family:
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