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I have the Motorola Q (MotoQ), and it works much like a Blackberry.  I  have 
Sprint, (but this model is also available through most other companies, as  it 
is a Windows based phone) and I use Mobile Speak.  I can download and  read 
email, send text messages, draft documents using Microsoft Word, crunch  
numbers using Excel, etc.  Basically, Stephanie, depending on what you're  needing 
from your personal data device, you might not have to wait for  Blackberry to 
become accessible.
 
Ronza
 
 
 
 
 
In a message dated 5/24/2008 9:51:53 P.M. Central Daylight Time,  
dandrews at visi.com writes:

There is  not an accessible Blackberry as such.  I believe Humanware 
is doing  some work, but no product has come out yet.

There is a way you can use  an accessible cell phone, and the right 
software called Blackberry  Connect, with AT&T and get a phone that 
acts like a blackberry.   There was an article in a recent Access 
World from AFB by Don Barrett  where he explained the whole thing.

Dave

At 09:01 PM 5/24/2008,  you wrote:
>Some time ago there was some discussion on this list about  an
>accessible Blackberry.  Does anyone know if this ever came to  
>pass???Thank  you.
>Stephanie
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