Ariana Clarke 
Do you ever avoid using technology because your vision isn’t perfect or your eyes get tired? Maybe you think you’d use apps like FaceTime, Skype, and text messages more if you could see their buttons better on a larger screen. Do smartphones and tablets bother you because you have to squint? There are ways to … Read more
We all know that accidents happen. Whether it’s a car crash, a fall, or a health issue, we can find ourselves in tough situations. Fortunately, many of us have our smartphones with us most of the time, which can be really helpful in emergencies. No matter what type of phone you have, there are settings … Read more
Smartphones have changed how we do things every day. We use them to call rides, order food, shop for groceries, and talk to others. Now, we can even use our smartphones to pay for things at big stores like Target and Walmart. This is because of digital wallets, like Apple Pay, Android Pay, and Samsung … Read more
Every stage of the Covid pandemic has pushed older people to use digital technology more. They rely on it to connect with others and avoid feeling lonely. But not everyone is comfortable with using technology. Some find things like touch screens and Netflix easy, but many struggle to learn. It’s important to help those who … Read more
One great thing about having a smartphone nearby is that you can take photos whenever you want. But as your digital photo collection grows, it can become overwhelming. Swiping through your phone’s photo app doesn’t let you fully enjoy your pictures. Making photo books is a great way to bring your phone’s photo collection to … Read more
Everyone likes getting free stuff. But sometimes, criminals use the promise of “free” to trick people into signing up for trials of things they don’t actually want or need. Before you know it, you’re stuck with products you didn’t ask for and keep getting charged for them. These scams often target older people who might … Read more
Congratulations on your retirement! Now that you’ve officially retired, you might notice some changes in your digital assets. Did you have to return your work phone or laptop? If you’re retiring from a job where you used a computer and other technology, you might need to get new or better equipment for your home. If … Read more
Online security breaches are on the rise. Boomer women, like everyone else, should consider keeping their online identity safe. Usually, it’s not your fault when this happens. Sometimes, it’s because of mistakes made by your doctor, insurance company, government agency, social media platform, or credit card company. This can lead to a data breach, where … Read more
Facebook accounts have been hacked, and it has been used for election interference. Facebook advertisers have access to your data. According to Omnicore statistics, 62% of seniors aged 65 and older use Facebook. Are you still using Facebook or other social media? Or have you decided not to trust social media and are finding other … Read more
Communication has changed a lot lately because more people are using smartphones. Texting and messaging apps with emojis and abbreviations like LOL and OMG are now very common. Texting or Messaging Apps All smartphones have a built-in messaging app for sending and receiving texts. Texts are included in your phone plan, and different plans offer … Read more