Actually, you don't need to choose from their choices, you could bring
an unlocked 4G phone, it has to be 4g, and you can activate it on
Metro. There is a link to tell you if your particular phone is a phone
you can use there. If not, one phone that i acceptable for the bring
your phone is the Samsung relay that t-mobile used to cell. If you can
get an unlocked one, that will work as t-mobile is migrating all their
customers to gsm anyway. it is a full 5 row qwerty that was recently
upgraded to android 4.1.2. It may or may not go higher than that though.
As far as other programs, nothing free exists, Equalize is another
option, you can check that one out.
On 8/10/2013 7:34 AM, Harold wrote:
Good Morning Everyone,
I've finally found a cell phone provider, Metro PCS, which offers me
unlimited minutes, each month, for only $25.
My new challenge begins, finding a cell phone which is both
affordable, as well as accessible. When I was, formerly, a Verizon
subscriber, I had an LG 4650 which was very user friendly out of the box.
Since I'm now with a new provider, I'm, of course, required to go with
one of their choice of cell phones. This list is dominated with
"Touch Screen" models, with only one or two choices which do have a
phone keypad, but that's where the accessibility ends.
I'm hoping there might be another Metro PCS user out there which could
offer me advice about attempting in finding either the most accessible
phone, or advice on finding me a program to add to my phone, which
will offer me a more accessible solution?
Thanks Very Much,
Harold
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