You can use a phone without a touch screen by utilizing physical buttons and voice commands.
Using Physical Buttons:
- Navigation Keys: Most non-touchscreen phones have physical buttons for navigation, like up/down/left/right keys and a "select" button. These allow you to move through menus and select options.
- Call Button: This button is usually located on the side of the phone and initiates a call.
- Volume Buttons: These buttons are used to adjust the volume of calls, media, and notifications.
- Power Button: This button is used to turn the phone on and off, and sometimes also to lock or unlock the screen.
Using Voice Commands:
- Voice Assistants: Phones often have built-in voice assistants like Siri (Apple) or Google Assistant. You can use voice commands to make calls, send messages, set alarms, and more.
- Voice Dialing: Many phones have a voice dialing feature that allows you to make calls by speaking the name of the contact you want to call.
Examples of Phones Without Touch Screens:
- Nokia 3310 (2017): This classic phone is known for its durability and simplicity. It has a physical keypad and a small display.
- Samsung Galaxy Folder 2: This phone features a clamshell design with a physical keypad and a small internal display.
- Jitterbug Flip2: This phone is designed for seniors and has large buttons and a simple interface.
Remember that the features and functionality of phones without touch screens can vary depending on the model and manufacturer.
