It seems as if the main stream press is slowly but surely starting to pay attention to a slew of new gadgets that can help improve the quality of life for aging adults. Case and point: Wall Street Journal’s magazine SmartMoney just wrote an article called “Senior Living, Version 2.0.”
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MSNBC got into the holiday weekend spirit by releasing a list of 10 products for a relaxing Labor Day weekend. Its fun-spirited approach to the holiday makes MSNBC a website after our own heart.
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Nigerian businessmen and flirty Russians are just a few of the details that should sound off alarm bells in your head when you’re communicating with someone you don’t know online. Here, Panda Security lists the top seven scams of the decade. As you can see from the list, if someone asks for your bank account number, credit card information or requests that you send them money DO NOT DO IT!
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For many of us, golf isn’t just a game but an obsessive lifestyle choice of sorts that gets our competitive juices flowing. A real golf nut will do about anything to improve performance. Thats where the iPhone app, “All About Golf For Seniors” steps in.
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Whether you’re building a treehouse, playhouse, fixing a door or satisfying a “honey-do” for your spouse, power tools are where it’s at. However, the efficiency of electric and gas powered tools comes with a higher level of risk and it is imperative to respect the tools you’re using and pay attention to the task you [...]
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A new study by the Pew Internet and American Life Project shows that texting is no longer just an activity for teenagers. In fact, adults are embracing texting in record numbers.
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No one can say that Apple lacks ambition. Planning to change the way in which we listen to music once again, the company recently just introduced a music social networking platform — Ping.
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The RC46 clock radio by RCA is the perfect companion in the morning. This alarm clock rates high in all the major categories. Throw in its' affordability, and this is one of the better ones out there.
A simply snazzy alarm clock. The Electric Alarm Clock from Elgin gives you 7 different display colors to choose from.
The iC172 iPod dock alarm clock radio by Emerson features more than an iPod docking station. It features an integrated LCD projector which allows you to project the time in LARGE numerals onto your wall or ceiling. The large projected display is ideal for anyone who has poor vision or a difficult time seeing without the aid of eye glasses.
Wake to your docked iPod, the radio, or--if you must--a classic buzzer alarm. Whichever you choose, a gradual alarm feature gently raises the alarm volume, so it's not too jarring. Great options and features on a great alarm clock.
Newly designed for 2010 with a bigger display and bigger sound, the iP90 represents the latest in iHome's #1 clock radio franchise. Made to charge, play and wake to iPhone/iPod, it has many great features including a remote, AM/FM pre-sets, dual alarm, Time Sync, 7-5-2 alarm settings and more.
With a unique wedge design and silver case with a blue lens cover, the Sharp SPC019F Red LED Alarm Clock with a Wedge Style Case will add a dash of color and flair to your bedside table. A red 0.6-inch LED display ensures that you'll always know exactly what time it is, and an alarm with a snooze feature means that you can catch a few extra winks before starting your day.
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Is There a Television Generation Gap? Don’t Assume So.
by Max Baumgarten on September 5, 2010 · 0 comments
We aren’t too far off from a new era in television programming; soon or later, standard color television sets are going to seem like anachronistic fossils and 3D television sets are going to be the norm. The 3-D television revolution is on the horizon and there is no good reason to think that senior’s are unenthusiastic about it.
Tagged as: 3d, seniors, TV
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