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Doro 8050 review: What you need to know This isn’t the first time Doro has tried to pitch Android to the aged. Back in 2019, we tested the Doro 8035 and came away decidedly unimpressed. The newer Doro 8050 has all the hallmarks of earning high praise, though. Elderly-centric features include a customisable user interface, with help from Google Assistant, as well as Doro’s unique Response button on the back of the handset – more on that later. Doro 8050 review: Price and competition SIM-free, the Doro 8050 costs £190, but it’s also available via most of the UK’s major networks on co...

Mobile games studio Madfinger Games secured a €5 million investment from Hong Kong-based developer and publisher Nuverse. The funding will go towards expanding the Madfinger team, improving its current portfolio of games, including the Shadowgun and Dead Trigger series, and developing new titles. The studio's founder and CEO, Marek Rabas, commented: "We are thrilled to have Nuverse on board. They provide us not only capital but also a solid experience in the gaming market. The funding allows us to hire new talents from all over the world to accelerate the release of our games." Czech de...

Shadowgun and Dead Trigger developer Madfinger Games has secured a €5m investment from game development and publishing company Nuverse. Madfinger will use the investment to attract additional talent and to continue work on its Shadowgun and Dead Trigger franchises.  “We are thrilled to have Nuverse on board. They provide us not only capital but also a solid experience in the gaming market,” said Marek Rabas, Founder and CEO of MADFINGER Games. “The funding allows us to hire new talents from all over the world to accelerate the release of our games.” Madfinger Games has extensive e...

Mobile games studio Madfinger Games secured a €5 million investment from Hong Kong-based developer and publisher Nuverse. The funding will go towards expanding the Madfinger team, improving its current portfolio of games, including the Shadowgun and Dead Trigger series, and developing new titles. The studio's founder and CEO, Marek Rabas, commented: "We are thrilled to have Nuverse on board. They provide us not only capital but also a solid experience in the gaming market. The funding allows us to hire new talents from all over the world to accelerate the release of our games." Czech de...