Neurodiversity accessibility: Wireless services

Give a specific audio signal, visual cue or vibration for different device behaviours or actions. You can also choose specific ringtones for different contacts so you always know who’s calling.

Use your device without having to hold it, such as by using the speaker while on a call.

If you have difficulty typing, this feature predicts the words as you type them.

Use your device by pressing only one button. For example, you can program a number that you often use.

Use a specially-designed dial pad or keypad with tactile markers that help to position your fingers when typing numbers and letters.

Interact with your device by using voice commands for dialing and accessing certain device features.

Text displayed on-screen can be read out loud through a speech synthesizer.