Phone is a telecommunications device which is used to transmit and receive sound (most commonly speech). Most telephones had a numbered keypad of nine digits, that’s a hell of a lot of numbers to remember - especially if you suffer from what many of my elderly relatives call “senior moment”. To make our “gold citizenship” daily life much easier, a designer Jeong-Kyun Nam design a T-Phone, a new phone concept where he want all the dialing process little easier with unique badge dialling system.

With this T-Phone design you will have a phone with a standard numeric keypad and one large call button underneath. You get a bunch of RFID tagged badges to program someone’s number and even insert their picture. When our “gold citizenship” wants to call someone, all she has to do is place the badge on the call button and press it. The phone reads the RFID information in the badge and dials the number.

It’s just a concept for now so until then, all the grammy will have to live with T-Mobile’s Fav 5. That’s as easy as it gets. What a great concept, where we don’t forget our elderly relative or disabilities person.

[Designer: Jeong-Kyun Nam. Found Via Yangkodesign]