communication devices, e-Readers, and tablets

includes non-PC-based communication devices, such as tablets, e-Readers, videophones, age-appropriate telephones & email appliances

With video chatting, it's a small world after all

Identifies multiple video chat alternatives -- with, extending, and without a computer.

04/28/2010

Eleventh Annual EHX Wraps Up With New In-Home Technology

03/31/2010

ELEVENTH ANNUAL EHX WRAPS UP WITH NEW IN-HOME TECHNOLOGY, EDUCATION AND TRAINING FOR INDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS

Arlington, Va., March 31, 2010 – The Electronic House Expo (EHX) 2010 concluded Saturday, March 27, drawing nearly 3,500 industry professionals to education sessions and a display of the latest custom electronics products. The eleventh annual EHX, produced by EH Events and sponsored by the Consumer Electronics Association’s (CEA®) TechHome Division, ran March 25-27 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida. >>> Read more . . .

Sony to challenge iPad, Smartphones on rise with boomers

Gee, younger boomers are more likely to use smart phones than older boomers.

03/20/2010

The Cost of an E-Book

Price increases are reacted to with hostility by older readers.

02/11/2010

Amazon buys a touch screen company

Buying Touchco, Amazon gets ready to take on Apple.

02/04/2010

Magnolia Prime and ASTIA

02/02/2010

Magnolia Prime Announces Acceptance Into Astia’s Elite Entrepreneur Program and Community >>> Read more . . .

4 Key Trends that RIM's Futurist Foresees

Trends that impact RIM's Future: A world of Floridas?

01/26/2010

The myth of the PC-free life for boomers and seniors

PCs and MACs represent growth markets in 2010... With the excitement (translate that -- lots of press) about a wide variety of PC-less connection choices for TV, radio, and books, one might almost think the PC and its MAC brethren were dead. Not so fast, PC sales are expected to grow 10% this year and MAC growth expectations are as high as 26%. >>> Read more . . .

Where are you when you need help -- a Panasonic pilot error

Another day, another idea from Japan on how to help seniors be and feel safe(r) -- this time from Panasonic. The aging wave or 'silver market' in Japan (22% are 65+) is the fastest growing segment and has prompted numerous corporate experiments on how to care for (or at least keep tabs on) people who have no nearby family. >>> Read more . . .

Panasonic tries device that keeps track of seniors' whereabouts

A call center always knows where seniors are, based on assumption that they don't carry cell phones.

12/16/2009
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