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Mashable’s Apps for Boomers

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No jokes please.  They misplace things, find calories, and have to work to keep their brain’s in tip top shape.  Here’s Robin’s guide to boomer apps, freshly served up on Mashable.

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Coming Soon to Senior Living – the Consumer Electronics Show

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Jack York is the CEO and co-founder of It’s Never Too Late.  Here are his impressions of CES 2013. Remember being 10 years old, heading to Disneyland, (I grew up in Southern California so that’s my frame of reference – plug in your own favorite amusement park), feeling your heart race as you waited in line to get on the …

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The 30th Anniversary of the Internet on Mashable

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Mashable’s Andrea Smith interviews Google’s Chief Evangelist, Vinton Ceft, about driverless cars, mobile technology, and the 30th anniversary of the Internet. Read more here.

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Get Ready for a CES New Year

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  For some of us the end of one year and the beginning of the other signals the coming of the International CES as much as any other event. While we try squeeze in as much of the holiday season as we can, we can’t help but turn to some of our high tech partners to get us through the …

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Gary Kaye: “The Day That Facebook Mattered”

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Gary Kaye, creator of intheboombox.tv, lives in Newton, Connecticut and offers this poignant look at his community, and the larger Facebook community after the Sandy Hook Elementary School shootings.

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Digital Health and the Monitored Life

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Want to know what to expect from the 2013 Digital Health Summit at CES? Read Robin Raskin’s blog for the Huffington Post for the inside scoop.

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FabOverFifity recently put out their Holiday Gift Guide 2012, and Robin Raskin gets a mention in the Teen section for the AfterShokz Sportz M2 headphones.

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Time for the Kids to Become the Online Teachers

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Change has always been the domain of the young. From the end of the Vietnam War to the Arab Spring, it’s not parents who are out there advocating change, it’s the youth. In the online world, it’s time to get kids, especially the web-savvy ones, to take a stronger role in their own safety and etiquette. I attended the annual …

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Introducing Wellocracy at the 2013 Silvers Summit

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Wellocrasy to launch at International CES 2013 Silvers Summit. Check it out: http://chealthblog.connected-health.org/2012/11/25/wellocracy-is-coming-watch-for-it/

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Tech Help for Aging’s Little Problems

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Try as you might to stay looking and feeling your youngest, there’s no denying that eyesight, reflexes, memory, and hearing all reach a peak and then slowly slip.  Irritating? Certainly. But technology is getting better and better about picking up some of the slack. Robin Raskin wrote this piece for Mashable, filled with great ideas on how to hold back …

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