Samsung is said to be addressing a market segment overlooked by many manufacturers: smartphones for people with disabilities.
Galaxy Core
According to South Korean media, the company will soon launch the Android-based Galaxy Core Advance smartphone designed for people with disabilities.
Most smartphones today are for older people, children, teenagers… but for people with disabilities there is still no specific product line. According to a Samsung representative, the company is aware of this growing demand and will launch a low-cost Galaxy version for people with disabilities.
An application for people with visual impairments, allowing them to read instructions, text content, messages… clearly on a smartphone.
Galaxy Core Advance will be for people with disabilities
In terms of hardware, the Galaxy Core Advance is said to retain the same specifications as the Galaxy Core. The only reported difference is the power button, volume and screen brightness buttons. In addition, the new smartphone is coated with a scratch-resistant layer so it can resist scratches if dropped. On the software side, it may be equipped with a new feature that can read text from photographed images.
There will be design changes to suit people with disabilities
The Galaxy Core Advance is expected to be announced next month, which will be good news for people with disabilities. The price is still a mystery for now.
Source: http://www.xaluan.com