I am not one to judge people's looks—oh, no!—but when you leave a movie and all you can remember is the star's giant mole, it can certainly have you tossing your popcorn. Some luminaries (e.g., Cindy Crawford) can wear such a thing with charm and ease and it actually becomes an asset, especially if they can move its location around at whim. With others (no names mentioned), it becomes like the rollerball in Raiders of the Lost Arc, steamrolling over their looks, their movie, and their entire career with more menace than a wronged whore on speed.
The Jitterbug is a phone and carrier tailored to the needs of the elderly. It's not the hottest phone to come out this year, but it's probably the only one you won't have to explain to your grandparent over and over.
The Jitterbug offers a “pay as you go” plan that ranges from ten dollars a month to eighty dollars a month with no roaming fees and no contracts. Your plan minutes are good for ninety days and you have the option of buying add on minutes which are good for a year. At Jitterbug the goal is to make cell phone purchase and usage as easy and worry free as possible. Accessories include a “smart charger” that reminds the individual to charge their Jitterbug and also when they need to have their phone updated. They offer a beaded lanyard to secure the phone safely in reach to avoid searching for it and in case of emergency.
The Jitterbug Phone is a cell phone produced by Samsung and designed to be easier to use for Seniors. It features larger buttons, brighter lights, better quality sound, 24/7 live customer support that helps you with a directory service as well as adding contacts to your list and placing calls for you. All of these make cell phone use more friendly and logical for those who have trouble with typical devices.
