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Clever technology can make staying connected with family and friends easier, help manage everyday tasks like banking and shopping, and even reduce feelings of loneliness. Whether it's a smartphone, tablet, or computer, using technology regularly opens up new possibilities.

Most phones and computers are built with the assumption that users have good vision, hearing, and mobility, which can make technology feel overwhelming as we get older. However, there are products designed specifically for older users, and services that make learning how to use them simple and stress-free.

Mobile Phones for Seniors

Several handsets are designed with older users in mind, offering features such as:

Simplified designs with clearly labelled, easy-to-press buttons
Extra-large text display options
Hearing aid compatibility
Extended battery life
Larger screens
Talking keys that speak numbers as they’re dialled
SOS buttons for emergencies
GPS tracking, so you can check the user's location via an app or text
Customisable front-panel buttons for easy calling
Caller-approved lists to block nuisance calls

Doro phones are the market leader, offering both basic and smartphone models. The Doro 6040 is packed with user-friendly features, while the Doro 780X offers the simplest design, perfect for users who may become confused.

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Easy-to-Use Tablets

The Doro tablet keeps things simple while offering tools to stay connected with family and friends. Take a closer look here.

Making Video Calls

If you already have a device that supports video calls, make sure WiFi is enabled, so there are no additional call charges. Confusion about costs often causes hesitation when making video calls. To help, we've created a step-by-step guide for making video calls using FaceTime (Apple), WhatsApp, and Facebook Messenger ->

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