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Tag Archives: “Technology Gap”
As the Brexit negotiations continue, the Last Laugh Looney Party, continues to take a prominent lead in the discussions. After the success they had in reaching agreement in banning packaging, they moved forward with the progressive proposals on “small print”. … Continue reading
“Same Old, Same Old – Technology Age Gap”
This is a follow-up to the last blog – “Repetitive News Headlines” and picks up on the theme of how the introduction of new technology is moving faster than older people’s’ ability to keep up. (Click in the TAG CLOUD on “Same … Continue reading
“Friends” 1
“Who will visit you when you’re old and cold?” Not a question you think of asking yourself when you’re young. Then you probably have lots of Facebook friends, but Facebook friendship can be fickle. It may not last a … Continue reading
“Switched on Granny”
More and more pensioners are using the internet, at least according to retirement housing developer McCarthy and Stone. Amongst 600 older people they studied, half own tablets of the computer kind, rather than those given out by their doctor. Three … Continue reading
“iPhone Geek”
As a new old geek on the block, whenever I go out now it is essential that I can be in contact with all my Facebook, Twittering, Texting friends at all times. So I need a mobile phone. Not one of … Continue reading
“Old Geek 3”
Now I am really getting into being an old geek; I think I should get an MP3 player. I don’t know what one is, but all my new young mates down the arcade have them. They keep them plugged in … Continue reading
“Old Geek 2”
In my new-found head long rush to be an elderly geek staying one jump ahead of my new cool young mates in the games arcade, I have got to get a new digital watch. (See my earlier post on this subject … Continue reading
“I want to be an old Geek”
As I get older I get more and more like the grumpy old man in the GrumbleSmiles banner to my blog, but I don’t want to be seen as an old git. I would rather be :- “AN OLD GEEK” … Continue reading
“Simple Connections”
A while ago I was grumbling about the complexity of modern technology for many older people. What appears and appeals to the younger generation as the latest advance in easy living, is anything but to their grandparents. (See my … Continue reading
Money under the Mattress
Only a few months ago I was writing about how older people are getting left behind by new technology. (Click on the 2 sept 2012 in the Archive) Now a report by The Payments Council has highlighted the difficulties older … Continue reading