Georgie: Smartphone for the blind, visually impaired
July 18, 2012

Georgie offers apps specially designed for blind people (credit: Roger and Margaret Wilson-Hinds)
Georgie, a specially designed smartphone for the visually impaired or partially sighted has been launched in the U.K., Parity News reports.
Features include voice-assisted touch screen and apps for easy completion of day to day tasks like catching a bus, reading printed text, and pinpointing location.
It uses voice command and a voice assistant for providing information, such as help with directions.
Georgie is priced at £299 (around $465) with the necessary software; a downloadable version is priced at £149 ($230) available on the Google Play store.