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Business Wire
23-07-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
Verizon Starts Selling the RAZ Memory Cell Phone to Help Seniors and Caregivers
BUSINESS WIRE)--RAZ Mobility ( is pleased to announce that its award-winning RAZ Memory Cell Phone is now also sold by Verizon, one of the world's leading wireless providers. Verizon sells the Phone as an unlocked device on its website ( The award-winning RAZ Memory Cell Phone is now also sold by Verizon, one of the world's leading wireless providers. The Phone is designed to help older adults stay connected with family and friends after they have difficulty using standard phones. Share The RAZ Memory Cell Phone is designed to help older adults stay connected with family and friends after they have difficulty using standard phones. The Phone is used by older adults experiencing cognitive decline, vision loss, hand tremors, and those who prefer an easy-to-use experience. It provides an intuitive experience for older adults and allows caregivers to manage the phone's contacts, settings, and other features, from anywhere in the world through the RAZ Care mobile app, which caregivers install onto their smartphone. Robert Felgar, the CEO of RAZ Mobility, explained that 'the RAZ Memory Cell Phone offers many unique features that help older adults and their caregivers. A few of those features include loneliness alerts, charging reminders, and the ability to limit incoming calls to contacts to prevent phone fraud. We look forward to bringing these, and many other capabilities, to Verizon customers.' The hardware used for the RAZ Memory Cell Phone is supplied by Motorola Mobility, which has been a valued partner to RAZ Mobility in the development of this important device. Rick Robinson, VP and GM at the AgeTech Collaborative™ from AARP, added that 'both RAZ Mobility and Verizon are participants in the AgeTech Collaborative™ from AARP ecosystem. We are gratified to see that their participation led to innovation and collaboration that benefits older adults.' About RAZ Mobility RAZ Mobility's signature product is the RAZ Memory Cell Phone, which won the GLOMO Award in the Tech4Good – Best Use of Mobile for Accessibility and Inclusion category at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona in 2025. The RAZ Memory Cell Phone is designed to help individuals with dementia, mild cognitive impairment, vision loss, hand tremors, and seniors who prefer simplicity. The unique phone makes it very easy for seniors and allows caregivers to control the phone from anywhere in the world through its remote manage feature and the RAZ Care app. For more information about the RAZ Memory Cell Phone and features, visit cellphone/.
Yahoo
15-06-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
The Times' softball coach of the year: Rick Robinson of Norco
During a softball season when top pitchers were hard to find, coach Rick Robinson of Norco High was patient, wise and comforting in helping sophomore Coral Williams make the kind of improvement that could lead to a championship. Then came the biggest game of the season — the Southern Section Division 1 final against El Modena. And all Williams did was complete a one-hit shutout in a 3-0 victory, rewarding Robinson and Norco with an eighth championship. For guiding his team to a 29-3 record while mixing in a combination of young and veteran players, Robinson has been selected The Times' softball coach of the year for 2025. Advertisement The Cougars were seeded No. 1 and started the season 11-0 before losing to El Modena 5-4. That loss immediately punctured the invincibility of Norco and had Robinson making sure his players kept working hard. Then there was a 1-0 loss to Orange Lutheran in April. His players responded by dominating in the Division 1 playoffs. Sign up for the L.A. Times SoCal high school sports newsletter to get scores, stories and a behind-the-scenes look at what makes prep sports so popular. This story originally appeared in Los Angeles Times.
Los Angeles Times
15-06-2025
- Sport
- Los Angeles Times
The Times' softball coach of the year: Rick Robinson of Norco
During a softball season when top pitchers were hard to find, coach Rick Robinson of Norco High was patient, wise and comforting in helping sophomore Coral Williams make the kind of improvement that could lead to a championship. Then came the biggest game of the season — the Southern Section Division 1 final against El Modena. And all Williams did was complete a one-hit shutout in a 3-0 victory, rewarding Robinson and Norco with an eighth championship. For guiding his team to a 29-3 record while mixing in a combination of young and veteran players, Robinson has been selected The Times' softball coach of the year for 2025. The Cougars were seeded No. 1 and started the season 11-0 before losing to El Modena 5-4. That loss immediately punctured the invincibility of Norco and had Robinson making sure his players kept working hard. Then there was a 1-0 loss to Orange Lutheran in April. His players responded by dominating in the Division 1 playoffs.
