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I currently have a Nokia 6015i on a Virgin Mobile prepaid plan. I occasionally have to try a key combo 2 or 3 times to get it to work, so it may be getting a bit old. I dread the thought of having to replace it. Just about every cellphone on the market today seems to have dinky little keys, made for the hands of an 11-year-old girl.
I'm a 6-foot-tall male, with hands/fingers to match, so most new phones would be useless to me. I'd almost need to whip out a magnifying glass, and use a sewing needle to dial a phone number on them.
I'm looking for POTS ("Plain Ordinary ***TELEPHONE*** Service") not some super-duper-smartass-phone/camera/mp3player/FMRadio/TV-set/videogame-terminal. Many new cellphones have "large keypads", but small individual keys, because they use qwerty keypads. And the ones that are numeric only seem to keep the numeric keys miniturised to leave as much space for a screen as possible.
Hopefully I won't have to replace my cell right away, but I would like to be prepared, rather than doing so in a panic. Are there any handsets on the market today that have large numeric keypads? And how difficult would it be to register them with most carriers?
I'm a 6-foot-tall male, with hands/fingers to match, so most new phones would be useless to me. I'd almost need to whip out a magnifying glass, and use a sewing needle to dial a phone number on them.
I'm looking for POTS ("Plain Ordinary ***TELEPHONE*** Service") not some super-duper-smartass-phone/camera/mp3player/FMRadio/TV-set/videogame-terminal. Many new cellphones have "large keypads", but small individual keys, because they use qwerty keypads. And the ones that are numeric only seem to keep the numeric keys miniturised to leave as much space for a screen as possible.
Hopefully I won't have to replace my cell right away, but I would like to be prepared, rather than doing so in a panic. Are there any handsets on the market today that have large numeric keypads? And how difficult would it be to register them with most carriers?