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Wednesday, February 24, 2010
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Senior Friendly Cell Phone: Samsung C3060R
Samsung has manufactured a number of good mobile phones for seniors like the Jitterbug, and the Knack. Here's anther Samsung mobile phone that is targeted towards seniors, the Samsung C3060R.The Samsung C3060R entered the market last year and it sports a modern look unlike other mobile phones for senior citizens. Don't be fooled by its slick looks though because this handset is suitable for the elderly.
This handset is a simple and easy-to-use candy bar phone. Samsung has redesigned the operating system to include a much larger font size and basic menus.
The Samsung C3060R also comes with illuminated keypad with large keys made out of rubber. These features are useful for elderly users with weak eyesight and frail hands.
This simple but elegant mobile phone also sports a 2.2 inch TFT display with 176 x 220 pixels. Other senior-friendly features include an SOS key, FM radio and a 1.3MP camera.
That's it for this short post on the Samsung C3060R senior-friendly phone. Tune in to this blog for more news and updates that are suitable foe seniors cell phone users.
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A Couple Riding A Horse With Wearing Body Painting Art
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Dangers of Radiation from Cell Phones for Seniors
Cell phones are very useful gadgets that have become part of modern human life. However, these mobile devices might also cause harm since they emit electromagnetic radiation that may have negative effects to the human body. Are radiation from mobile phones for seniors causing harm to elderly users?Well, the debate on the dangerous effects of mobile phones is still raging. Some research indicate that cell phone radiation can cause insomnia, exacerbate irritability and cause concentration and memory issues. However, there is no definitive proof that using mobile phones can cause cancer and other life-threatening effects.
So what should concerned seniors do about the possible dangers of radiation from mobile phones? Well, the government ensures that cell phones pass a safe standard for radiation. Specific absorption rate (SAR) is a measurement of the rate at which energy is absorbed by the body when exposed to a radio frequency (RF) electromagnetic field. The FCC requires that phones sold have a SAR level at or below 1.6 watts per kilogram (W/kg) .
Seniors may also choose a device that has a low radiation emission or reduce the length of phone calls to six minutes or less. Some studies also show that the further the phone is, the lower the radiation impact so the using phone at least 20 to 30 centimeters from the body lessens exposure to radiation.
Using accessories such as headsets may also allow users to minimize the damage of radiation from cell phones for senior citizens. Headsets emit radiation but at a lower level than mobile phones.
That's it for this post on the dangers of radiation from cell phones for senior citizens. Standby for more news, updates and information on senior-friendly mobile phones and services.
Monday, February 22, 2010
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Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Magnifier or Monocle for Cell Phone for Seniors
A week ago, a posted about an accessory for cell phones for seniors that helps users with hearing problems. This time let's look at some mobile phone for seniors accessories for users with impaired or weak eyesight.Many seniors usually suffer from weakening vision so a magnifier or monocle for a cell phone display can be helpful. A good senior-friendly handset should have a large display with big fonts but this may not be enough for some users and an accessory may be needed to remedy the problem.
These accessories enlarge the data on the phone display so it can be read with ease. Others enlarge the buttons to help users to press the correct keys every time.
There are many types of magnifier or monocle for cell phone displays. Some resemble a pair of reading glasses can be attached to the screen. Other types of this accessory look like magnifying lens which are embedded in a holder made of a flexible rubber-like material, which fits around the handset and hold the lens in place over the display.
There are also a few software programs that function similarly to physical magnifier or monocle for cell phones for senior citizens. However, since this programs can be complicated to operate physical accessories may be more suitable for elderly users.So where can one purchase a magnifier or monocle for cell phone for the elderly. Well, there are plenty of them online and some can go for as cheap as thirteen bucks.
That's it for this post. keep on visiting this blog for more accessories, services and cell phones for senior citizens.
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Video Reviews of Mobile Phone for Seniors
There are many ways to learn about cell phone phones for seniors such as visiting websites and blogs dedicated to handsets for the elderly. However, a visit to YouTube allowed me to come into contact with a new way to learn about cell phones for seniors, video reviews.
Here are a couple of videos that offer reviews on a couple of familiar mobile phones for senior citizens, the Jitterbug J
and the DoroPhone Easy:
I chose to post these short videos because they are entertaining as well as informative. If you want to view longer videos online, then you can get them at Youtube. You can find a video on almost any phone and other gadgets.
That's it for this post on video reviews of cell phones for seniors. Tune in to this blog for more news and information on senior-friendly mobile phones and services.
Here are a couple of videos that offer reviews on a couple of familiar mobile phones for senior citizens, the Jitterbug J
I chose to post these short videos because they are entertaining as well as informative. If you want to view longer videos online, then you can get them at Youtube. You can find a video on almost any phone and other gadgets.
That's it for this post on video reviews of cell phones for seniors. Tune in to this blog for more news and information on senior-friendly mobile phones and services.
Friday, February 12, 2010
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Wednesday, February 10, 2010
HOP1890 ChitterChatter Cell Phones for Seniors
Looking for a cheap mobile phone for your grand parents? Check out the HOP1890 ChitterChatter.
The HOP1890 ChitterChatter is an affordable handset that is manufactured by an American mobile phone manufacturer. This handset for senior citizens can be purchased for only $10 but actually cost half of that price since you receive half of the $10 back if you return it for recycling.
The ChitterChatter is ideal for seniors because it's simple, easy-to-use and cheap. The body is design for elderly users with a large and bright TFT display with large text font for great readability as well as big buttons for easy dialing.
One of the most useful features of this phone include the a special panic button which seniors can use to contact emergency personnel and find the nearest hospital. This feature allows users to quickly upload medical records on the dedicated network, so that the hospital to get all the details required as soon as the user arrives for an emergency.
Here is a list of the features for the HOP1890 ChitterChatter cell phone for senior citizens.
The HOP1890 ChitterChatter is an affordable handset that is manufactured by an American mobile phone manufacturer. This handset for senior citizens can be purchased for only $10 but actually cost half of that price since you receive half of the $10 back if you return it for recycling.
The ChitterChatter is ideal for seniors because it's simple, easy-to-use and cheap. The body is design for elderly users with a large and bright TFT display with large text font for great readability as well as big buttons for easy dialing.
One of the most useful features of this phone include the a special panic button which seniors can use to contact emergency personnel and find the nearest hospital. This feature allows users to quickly upload medical records on the dedicated network, so that the hospital to get all the details required as soon as the user arrives for an emergency.
Here is a list of the features for the HOP1890 ChitterChatter cell phone for senior citizens.
- Display: Color TFT 176 x 220 pixels
- Support of Long SMS (760)
- Predefined messages
- Support of message classes : Class 0, 1, 2, 3
- Big front and small front size selection
- Address book vcard format
- Handfree Speaker Built-in
- Headphone: 2.5mm Mini Jack
- Dimensions: 105 x 47 x 18 mm (L x W x D)
- Volume: 76 cm³
- Weight: 86 g
- Battery: Li-Ion 1100 mAh Standby time: up to 300 hTalk time: up to 300 min
Thta's it for this senior-friendly mobile phone. Tune in to this blog for more mobile phones and services for the elderly.
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Volume Amplifier for Mobile Phones for Seniors
I found a useful cell phone accessory while looking for new mobile phones for senior citizens. They are some gadgets that allow seniors to use their mobile phones more effectively. This particular accessory can be useful for elderly users who are hard of hearing.The volume amplifier at Assistivetechnologyservices.com is a good solution for senior mobile phone users with moderate hearing loss. This device can amplify the volume of a cell phone or cordless phone up to 3 times louder.
Elderly users with hearing problems can have clear and understandable conversations since this device increases incoming sound up to 24db. It can still be useful for user with no hearing issues since it enhance sounds from a phone by providing clarity in noisy environments.
The volume amplifier for cell phones for seniors easily connects between the phone and headset.
This device is compatible with most cell phones or cordless phones with a standard 2.5 mm handset jack. If your handset has a 3.5 mm handset jack then the product may not be suitable for your phone.
This volume amplifier for cell phones for seniors is being offered for $39.99.
That's it for this post. Tune in to this blog for more services, accessories and mobile phones for seniors.
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Living Room Decoration | Room Decoration
Living Room Decoration
Living Room Decoration
Living Room Decoration
Living Room Decorating
Living Room Decorating Ideas
Living Room Decorating Tips
Living Room Decorating Ideas
Living Room Decorating Ideas
If you've decided to decorate your living room in a classic or traditional style, this second part of our two part series will provide you with some wonderful tips and ideas...
Furnishings
Elegance and comfort are essential elements of the classic style living room. Choose a boxy-shaped sofa with comfortable, soft cushions covered in a longwearing woven stripe or damask. Team it with a selection of different seating styles, covered in toning but different fabrics. This looks more natural than a matching suite, and you can pick up bargains to revamp. A chesterfield or chaise longue adds an authentic touch.
Glass-fronted cupboards are perfect for displaying favorite china or old books. Chests and trunks with upholstered tops - or draped with a shawl or throw - provide a useful surface, and hidden storage space, too. Modern items such as the TV and stereo are best tucked away in built-in storage systems.
Look for small decorative tables to hold lamps and collections of silver-framed photos; or buy inexpensive particleboard tables and disguise them with matching floor-length circular cloths trimmed with deep fringing.
Create a soft, atmospheric glow with careful lighting. If you have a central chandelier, fit a dimmer switch so you can create a candle-like glimmer. Wall lights, table lamps, and floor lamps, or candles set around the room, create pools of warm light. Large Chinese-style vases in blue and white or green provide good lampbases; wood stained to a mahogany or ebony finish on brass bases are also ideal. Fit them with a simple parchment or pleated silk shade.
Large, gilt-framed landscapes or portraits look suitably imposing, together with a large framed mirror over the fireplace. Architectural engravings or botanical prints in narrow black frames add a sophisticated touch. Hang them in groups, perhaps linked with a picture bow or stick-on, printed classical swags and borders.
Choose ornaments carefully, avoiding a cluttered look; a single big plaster bust - some museums sell copies of original antiquities - placed on a side table or in the hearth, has real impact. Symmetry is an important element - matching stylized china dogs or cats either side of the hearth is a typical classic look; or place matching china figurines on the mantelpiece.
Details
Small touches can create the impression of graceful living that typifies classic style. Flowers are always important; create a big, splashy formal display of greenery and twigs, and supplement it with fresh flowers in season. Place bowls of scented dried flower heads or potpourri on tables for a drift of perfumed air.
Handworked items, such as tapestry cushions, old silver, and leather-bound books, create a sense of the past. Group objects together carefully to complement each other.
Furnishings
Elegance and comfort are essential elements of the classic style living room. Choose a boxy-shaped sofa with comfortable, soft cushions covered in a longwearing woven stripe or damask. Team it with a selection of different seating styles, covered in toning but different fabrics. This looks more natural than a matching suite, and you can pick up bargains to revamp. A chesterfield or chaise longue adds an authentic touch.
Glass-fronted cupboards are perfect for displaying favorite china or old books. Chests and trunks with upholstered tops - or draped with a shawl or throw - provide a useful surface, and hidden storage space, too. Modern items such as the TV and stereo are best tucked away in built-in storage systems.
Look for small decorative tables to hold lamps and collections of silver-framed photos; or buy inexpensive particleboard tables and disguise them with matching floor-length circular cloths trimmed with deep fringing.
Create a soft, atmospheric glow with careful lighting. If you have a central chandelier, fit a dimmer switch so you can create a candle-like glimmer. Wall lights, table lamps, and floor lamps, or candles set around the room, create pools of warm light. Large Chinese-style vases in blue and white or green provide good lampbases; wood stained to a mahogany or ebony finish on brass bases are also ideal. Fit them with a simple parchment or pleated silk shade.
Large, gilt-framed landscapes or portraits look suitably imposing, together with a large framed mirror over the fireplace. Architectural engravings or botanical prints in narrow black frames add a sophisticated touch. Hang them in groups, perhaps linked with a picture bow or stick-on, printed classical swags and borders.
Choose ornaments carefully, avoiding a cluttered look; a single big plaster bust - some museums sell copies of original antiquities - placed on a side table or in the hearth, has real impact. Symmetry is an important element - matching stylized china dogs or cats either side of the hearth is a typical classic look; or place matching china figurines on the mantelpiece.
Details
Small touches can create the impression of graceful living that typifies classic style. Flowers are always important; create a big, splashy formal display of greenery and twigs, and supplement it with fresh flowers in season. Place bowls of scented dried flower heads or potpourri on tables for a drift of perfumed air.
Handworked items, such as tapestry cushions, old silver, and leather-bound books, create a sense of the past. Group objects together carefully to complement each other.
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