Learn why securing your primary online accounts is vital to assuring continued access to essential personal data.
Older adults and anyone can access many low or no-cost tools for preserving their life stories using a computer, smartphone, or tablet.
In this post, we examine some ways older adults can utilize Amazon Alexa to automate routine tasks and manage appointments and important reminders.
A digital footprint is a record of your online activity and any public-facing information about you posted online. Learn how it’s created, used, and managed.
Your camera is often now part of the hand-held computer we call a smartphone. Learn more about sharing your photos and videos on social media, or directly to other devices.
Read about wearables, apps, and some relatively low-tech solutions to help older adults maintain overall fitness, well-being, and independence.
Personal safety technology can provide older adults with a greater sense of safety and security and help families and caregivers stay informed of their elder’s well-being.
Prime of Life Tech is following the guidance from the CDC, state, and local governments in our response to COVID-19.
What apps do you rely on when traveling? Read my annual review of essential travel apps for planning and making the most of your time at your destination.
Tech Minute #14 discusses shared calendars. Caregivers can create and share calendars on Google and Apple to appear on an older adult’s smartphone, tablet, or smart display.
