DrawBraille Concept Is a Smartphone for the Blind  [Photo:
Shikun Sun/Yanko Design] For many people, smartphones are an
indispensable part of their lives: Email, games, music, a camera
--all instantly accessible wherever you go. But not everyone can
fully enjoy the benefits of a smartphone. For the visually
impaired, a lot of the convenience of a smartphone is lost.
That's where a new concept smartphone comes in: DrawBraille is a
smartphone concept that's tailored for the visually impaired.
The left side of the DrawBraille phone is the display; it has a
series of mechanical dots in groups of six that can display
Braille characters for you to read. There are five rows, each
containing seven groups of six dots. For messages that cannot be
conveyed in that space, there are page up and down buttons to
the left of the display area for scrolling.  The right side of
the phone is the input area and contains twenty touch-sensitive
squares arranged in five rows of four. The middle six squares
represent the six possible