Doro, the Swedish company best known for its easy-to-use handsets, has launched a new smartphone.
The Doro Liberto 820 is designed for older users who may need additional support or encouragement with their mobile device.
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Podcast - 21st March 2014
Producing mobile phones for older customers requires much more than big buttons and a simple interface. At Mobile World Congress last month we spoke to two major players in this growing sector: Swedish company Doro and Austria's Emporia Telecom.
Our first conversation was with Harald Obereder, Chief Technology Officer at Emporia, who spoke to Mark Bridge about handset design and user interface design. This was followed by an interview with Chris Millington, Managing Director for Doro UK and Ireland, about research and development in the 'senior tech' market.
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The last couple of months have been a busy time for easy-to-use mobile phone manufacturer Doro.
The Swedish company is now adding High-Definition Voice technology to its PhoneEasy 621 and PhoneEasy 622 handsets.
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Podcast - 4th December 2013
It's been a week of diverse mobile headlines in which Jolla started selling its Sailfish smartphone, mobile shopping broke records and BlackBerry's CEO looked to the future.
We're also talking about smartphones for seniors, battery life, a looming spectrum shortage, phone theft and Sony's Smart Wig. Something for everyone, surely!
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Easy-to-use mobile phone manufacturer Doro says it’s now sold five million handsets worldwide.
The Swedish company exceeded four million sales in May this year and launched its Liberto 810 smartphone in September.
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