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Silicon iPhone case aids the visually impaired
tuaw.com - 12/8/2008
Silicon iPhone case aids the visually impaired
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The Invisual iPhone case by Critica is unique, having been designed for the blind and visually impaired. It encloses the entire device and features bas-relief buttons that coincide with a modified home page (you'll have to shuffle some icons around first). The coolest thing is that Critica ...

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Silicon Touch iPhone case concept is for the visually impaired
slashgear.com - 12/2/2008
Silicon Touch iPhone case concept is for the visually impaired
— slashgear.com — Now this is pretty cool. Even though it’s only a concept at this point, the Silicon Touch iPhone case is an accessory for your iPhone that’s meant for those who are visually impaired . And the real plus side here is that it doesn’t take away any of ... (more) Silicon Touch iPhone case concept is for the visually ...

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Silicon Touch iPhone Case brings the iPhone to visually impaired users
iphonebuzz.com - 12/8/2008
Silicon Touch iPhone Case brings the iPhone to visually impaired users
— iphonebuzz.com — Touchscreen phones have been a thing that the visually impaired have been forced to live without for so long. Bruno Fosi has set out to change that for everyone with his new concept Silicon Touch iPhone case . This case is designed not to take away ... (more) Silicon Touch iPhone Case brings the iPhone to visually ...

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Silicone Case Comes to the Rescue of Visually Impaired iPhone Users!
Planet iPhones — ... with the display on which makes it greatly usable for those who can differentiate lit area from the rest. According to the company, an application will soon be launched at the App Store for the case low-relief features, as well as some support for speech-to-text.      For now, the one pictured above is not the final product and just a prototype but it seems that it is going to be a real wonderful piece of art and technology. We will keep you updated with any info on the case. [ TUAW via ...

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