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InVision Case Makes the iPhone Blind-Friendly, Defiantly Screenless
The screen-based controls and rich visuals that make a device like the iPhone an attractive option for deaf users aren't of much use to the visually impaired. By employing a combination of an embossed "Moon Type" alphabet casing, a custom home screen and a screenreading app, the InVision solution could (awkardly) provide most of the core functions of the iPhone, including almost bearable browsing, text input and music navigation, to the blind. More »Touch Sight Camera Lets the Blind Take Pictures, Sort Of