Officially they're called two-way radios, but the more recognisable and frankly much more fun term, walkie talkie, is the one that most people tend to use. Aside from helping you to pretend that you're taking part in a terribly exciting adventure,...

Doro has announced the launch of five more of its "easy-to-use" mobiles aimed at senior citizens, or those who want ultra-simple gadgets.

The new models are the Doro PhoneEasy 338gsm, 342gsm and 345gsm, described as "simple, good-looking,...

Mobile phones have virtually overtaken the need for walkie-talkies when out trekking or skiing, however that hasn't stopped Doro releasing the wt96 Pro walkie-talkie. It promises to make it as easy as ever to stay in touch, even when you don't have network...

Doro has launched two new GSM mobile phones specifically designed for their simplicity and ease of use, the Doro HandleEasy 328gsm and 330gsm.

The company says that the new products are in response the "burgeoning" seniors' technology market...

In a recent survey conducted by Swedish consumer electronics company Doro, it was found that almost half of Brits (45%) find television remotes confusing.

Unsurprisingly, this was also much higher (63%) in audiences aged 60 and over.

Doro is a Swedish company hoping to break into the UK. Chances are you've never heard of them though, so can the multimedia stereo headset it makes really impress? We get listening to find out.

The hs210pc is a large headset complete with...

Swedish consumer electronics company Doro has launched the new Doro HandlePlus 324gsm and the Doro HandleEasy 326gsm.

The Doro HandlePlus 324gsm has only seven buttons, and is described as perfect for consumers with limited hand functionality...

Doro - a Swedish consumer electronics company has announced the launch of its NeoBio range of cordless DECT home phones in the UK, which can apparently be summed up in two words "organic design".

The blurb goes that Doro's design team has...

Until you get around to buying a car with an "Aux In" on the radio, getting your music off your iPod involves you have to invest in an FM transmitter. Doro, a Swedish manufacturer that is trying to break into the UK market, thinks it has the answer with...