Learning computer skills can help seniors perform basic tasks like sending an email, keeping in touch with family and friends and remaining entertained and informed. Computer skills are more important for seniors who wish to live independently and age at home. So, what are some of the basic computer instructions for seniors to help them … Read more
When we think about the average YouTube creator, they are young and loud. While most seniors are on YouTube to watch videos, it is only natural that some older adults, are creating great video content. YouTube is the second most popular social media platform among older adults after Facebook. According to Stats, more than 70% … Read more
Amazon Alexa, or simply Alexa, is a voice-controlled virtual assistant developed by Amazon. It enables hands-free control of Alexa-enabled devices through voice commands. Alexa can play music, provide news updates, adjust smart home settings, and even solve quick math problems. With over 100,000 skills, it can order food, play trivia, start a car, and assist … Read more
Amazon Alexa-enabled devices are useful gadgets to keep your parents and senior loved ones up to date, entertained and connected with family and friends. The best feature of the Echo Show is its ease of use. Seniors can ask Alexa about anything and it responds like an intelligent personal assistant. Know more about what can … Read more
Memory games and puzzles are great ways to boost your brain power and keep you mentally sharp and active. According to a 2014 study by NIH, brain games and exercises that stimulate the brain help older adults maintain reasoning skills and result in improved cognitive abilities for 10 years. Puzzles and brain games are fun … Read more
Many retirees find themselves feeling bored and unproductive in retirement. Without the structure, routine, and sense of purpose that work provides, it’s easy for boredom to set in. Here are some common reasons older adults experience boredom: The good news is that technology can help seniors stay physically, mentally, and socially active, making it easier … Read more
Although some older adults continue to drive later in life, driving is unsafe if you have a decline in vision, strength, short-term memory, or focus. Instead of relying on family members or friends, seniors can use ride-sharing apps, like Uber and Lyft, for shopping trips, hospital visits, and more. This article is an Uber tutorial … Read more
If you no longer drive and want to go out for grocery shopping, hospital appointments, or other necessities, a rideshare service (Lyft or Uber) is your best choice. You do not want to rely on family members and friends every time you go out. A rideshare service is more convenient than public transport or chasing … Read more