After months of field testing, Melbourne-based startup KISA has finally unveiled the KISA phone – a sleek phone built to make mobile communication simple and accessible for elderly Australians and people living with disabilities.
The kisa phone eliminates the complexities that make smartphones inaccessible – instead, featuring large tactile buttons, clear text and no screen, while allowing users to call family and friends with the push of a single button.
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