This follow-up to the Coupe 8630 has larger displays and adds a camera and data services. Features for those with less-than-perfect hearing include background noise suppression, pitch adjustment, speech slow-down, and maximum hearing aid compatibility. Other features include large keys, menus with large text, large keys, shortcut keys, speakerphone, voice dialing, voice memo.

This replacement for the Razzle keeps the QWERTY keyboard, but switches to a slider form factor, adds an optical joystick, and steps up to a better display and camera. Other features of this affordable CDMA phone are similar, including stereo Bluetooth, memory card slot, GPS navigation, and voice control.

This big brother of the Pursuit sports a larger display and an “easy” mode with a simplified interface & large-text option. It also adds a pedometer, sliding lock switch, and voice dialing, but has otherwise similar features, including touch screen, slide-out QWERTY keyboard, 3G data, 2 megapixel camera, video sharing, and memory card slot.

This compact phone sports a touch screen, slide-out QWERTY keyboard, 3G data and a customizable home screen. Other features include 2 megapixel camera, video sharing, and a memory card slot.

This update to the Breeze adds speedy 3G data, video sharing, music player, memory card slot, simple external indicator lights, GPS navigation, voice control and sports and upgraded camera and displays. Other features are similar, including a clamshell design, large keys and text, a special simple mode, dedicated speed dial keys, Bluetooth, hearing aid compatibility and speaker-phone.