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By Ben King
Published: 17 September 2001 09:19 BST
Italian Mobile Phone company TIM has developed a system that allows blind people to send and receive text messages.
A software program on the phones translates the text message into a voice mail. It also allows users to dictate text messages.
It was developed in association with Italy's National Association for the Blind, and will be supplied for free, according to Ananova.
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