Raiding Stripes - Transcript - Hour 1, Segment 10

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David Lawrence: Well no, no I understand that but I am saying that when people create sort of strong holds to data whether it*s getting at somebody*s E-mail or whatever they often forget about people who do not have the full capabilities of all their senses. Well in this case this particular community, the child response community has heard this argument on this show before as well as from very vocal people within the computing community and they have made those changes, so please make sure that you and others that you communicate with that are sight impaired to know this.

Jim: I will, it*s good to know that thank you.

David Lawrence: I appreciate the call. 1800 39 online is our telephone number 18003966546 you know we have a lot of sight impaired listeners to the show I appreciate tuning in. Kay.

Kay: Hi

David Lawrence: Hi Kay.

Kay: I have two questions if you please?

David Lawrence: Sure.

Kay: One question is about cell phone.

David Lawrence: Okay.

Kay: I have purchased and put a chunk of money into cell phone and they all have this statement that they have Internet Access, what they say browser accessible and it*s not the real Internet. It*s a cheesy text you pay a lot of money for the phone itself every single cell phone company--

David Lawrence: What cell phones have you tried?

Kay: Well I had gone Sprint, T-Mobile, Cingular 18--

David Lawrence: Hold on those were the service providers, what cell phones have you tried?

Kay: BlackBerry.

David Lawrence: Well that*s not a very good representation. Okay go ahead what*s next?

Kay: I have got the Blackberry 7000 to 6000. I have gotten TimePort and the Web.

David Lawrence: Okay well so far you sort of stayed in the Blackberry arena. But I would ask you to look at are things like the Trio and also the i700 from Samsung. Is it Samsung Ms. Von Schtupp or what is your?

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