Noah over at Skull-A-Day posted photos of his latest work on an Etch-A-Sketch and it looks fantastic. For those not in the know, Noah is creating a skull out of whatever he can find each day for an entire year. Sadly, he’s nearly finished as he’s on #313.
Noah over at Skull-A-Day posted pictures of his latest work on an Etch-A-Sketch and it looks fantastic. For those not in the know, Noah is creating a skull out of whatever he can find each day for an entire year. Sadly, he’s nearly completed as he’s on #313.
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I don’t think it’s a secret that the baby boomer generation is being largely left in the dust when it comes to technology, and not just because gadgets getting more complicated. Let’s face it, dad doesn’t hear quite as well as he used to, and mom finally took the plunge and purchased some bifocals last […]
I don’t think it’s a secret that the baby boomer generation is being largely left in the dust when it comes to technology, and not just because gadgets getting more complicated. Let’s face it, dad doesn’t hear quite as well as he used to, and mother finally took the plunge and purchased some bifocals last month. What is being done to cater to this enormous market, which values simplicity and reliability over features, graphics, and expandability?
OS X’s inherent usability is a massive bonus for them, and Vista offers accessibility options (now called “ease of access” options) out of the box such as text readers and easy magnification tools. But what about the little text on mp3 players, or GPS units and other gadgets which are becoming increasingly difficult for oldsters to avoid? There’s a lot of opportunity here and while some companies are going for it, the news is all about devices sporting features a huge segment of the market has no use for. I guess I’m part of the problem. Sorry, mother.
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