History repeats: The high stakes of the digital divide for seniors and why it matters.
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This device is designed to scan printed text and read it aloud to users - $1499.
11/07/2009
Research about centenarians. Will Clark, now 105, just acquired his first computer, which he uses to email friends and to research authors and golfers in which he’s interested.
11/06/2009
CEO Gerard Kleisterlee: "where we have our place and where we are investing and focusing: things like remote monitoring and technologies that help to cure or to monitor and manage these diseases."
11/05/2009
Idea House at AAHSA (Nov 8-11 in Chicago) has contributions from 25 companies, 90% of the products available now.
11/02/2009
Considering remote technologies (like GE QuietCare) and the question of privacy.
10/31/2009
The CEO of the International Council on Active Aging summed up the game's popularity with one word, "explosion."
10/29/2009
In the dubious title category, Eric Taub writes about the growing use among seniors of e-mail and other tech.
10/28/2009
The move of boomers from suburbs to car-free city condominiums has not and may never happen.
10/27/2009
Seniors will need to decide whether to embrace these tools -- libraries are also getting into it.
10/22/2009
Google and other search tools keep your brain sharp.
10/20/2009
For those seniors with diminishing vision, note the mention of the iPod touch with spoken commands and a GPS device that reads streets and store names aloud.
10/19/2009
AARP in this South Florida area picks up costs for those who cannot pay.
10/19/2009
Appears not to matter how much or whethr it is part-time or self-employment.
10/18/2009
Could the resolve to remain self-sufficient in later life be self-defeating?
10/18/2009
Daughter gives mother a computer -- she goes to training.