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I agree, I don't see my grandmother using this service but my mom just turned 60 (I'm 28 btw) and she has an iPhone as do all her friends. There's a generation
by pxlpshr 17y ago
I agree, I don't see my grandmother using this service but my mom just turned 60 (I'm 28 btw) and she has an iPhone as do all her friends. There's a generation gap for my parents' parents when it comes to computing but I think it's coming to an end.
We are putting a lot of focus on accessibility and will continue to do so. For example, once a Pulse or Watchdog is created then you can check in via email. We've got some more stuff similar to this to make the barrier low and usability extremely simple.
- Jones-Dilworth 17y agoI actually disagree, I showed my 82 yo g-mom the iPad yesterday and she loved it and got it right away. Instead of getting her a Lifelock or whatever I can get her an iPad, for cheaper, and she can watch videos etc. too -- and again, she totally "got it". Super surprising. She's not that sophisticated at all.