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Nokia devices include features that are useful to customers with limited hand coordination, dexterity, and strength. Some of these include:

Dished keys to make it easier to use a mouthstick or other device to dial
Audio/voice interaction with user interface eliminating need to see or grasp phone
Speakerphone with voice-activated answering
Speech-independent name dialing
Voice dialing, voice recorder, and voice commands with integrated handsfree speaker
Voice dialing can be combined with use of a Bluetooth headset to eliminate need to push buttons
Automatic redial and automatic answer with compatible headset or car kit
Push to talk — participants don’t have to answer the phone, as the speaker’s voice is automatically played through their phones’ loudspeakers
Many devices also include grips for improved stability, and cameras, which capture information that might otherwise might be written as a note
Non-fold over styles (candy bar designs) also many be easier to place on a flat surface for dialing
Eyelets for connecting lanyards
Neil Squire Society Hands-free adapter module

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