Nokia Accessibility represents a company-wide, global approach to accessibility and usability in design and services for our customers with disabilities.

Nokia has full-time staff dedicated to developing internal product design standards, initiating research projects to address specific needs, and training employees worldwide for servicing customers with unique wireless communication needs. The award-winning Nokia LPS was the first inductive coupling loopset in the wireless industry, allowing our customers with telecoil-equipped hearing aids to use digital handsets.

Nokia S60 devices were the first to include text-to-speech software, providing our blind and capabilities of Nokia handsets. For some, Nokia innovations have provided the first opportunity to speak to family and friends using a mobile phone. Nokia is proud to respond to the diverse needs of a global marketplace. For more information visit www.nokiaaccessibility.com.

Nokia Accessibility Guide

Nokia Australia has created the Nokia Accessibility Guide, an educational booklet designed to help retailers and consumers make more informed decisions when choosing mobiles for people with accessibility difficulties. The Nokia Accessibility Guide highlights accessibility features that already exist in Nokia devices as well as showcasing third-party software that could be useful to consumers.

For a PDF copy of the Nokia Accessbility Guide Click here

Information on Accessibility Features

As part of our commitment to Accessibility issues, Nokia Australia complies with the ACIF C625:2005 Information Accessibility Features for Telephone Equipment Industry Code and specifically, ACIF G627:2005 Operational Matrices for Reporting on Accessibility Features for Telephone Equipment Industry Guideline.

Please find listed here in PDF form, the matrices for many of our products.Click here

Want to learn more about accessibility features in mobile devices? Check out the Global Accessibility Reporting Initiative (GARI) project which was developed to act as central information source for mobile phones. Find out more