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There's a myth that older adults don't like technology. Nonsense! Let's explore the best apps, websites, gadgets and services for dynamic older women, like us.

1 week ago

What Creating Music with AI Taught Me About Authenticity, Trust, and Why We Resist What We Don’t Yet Understand

There’s something I’ve noticed over the years. People don’t usually welcome new things. Not at first. They question them. Push back. Sometimes reject them outright. And only later – when those same things quietly begin to help – they reconsider…

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3 weeks ago

The Unexpected Antidote to Anti-Aging: And Five Ways You Can Start Using AI Now to Feel and Look Better

What if the most surprising anti-aging tool isn’t a cream, an injection, or some “magic” youth pill, but artificial intelligence? AI is already making strides in combating and reversing aging – rewinding the biological clock, developing personalized…

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3 weeks ago

How I Wish Someone Would Invent a Gran(D)Ma Phone 😊

Last week, after 12 wonderful years together, my phone died. I have to say it was a little traumatic. Contacts lost, photos, personal data, but mostly the familiarity of how it works. I knew which tune meant I had a text, or a call, where to find my step counter…

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1 month ago

Digital Spring Cleaning for Your Phone and Computer

Forget the closets for a minute. The best spring cleaning you can do this year starts with the device in your pocket. No heavy lifting, no dust, and you can do it from the couch. Spend an intentional 30 minutes and run through my list of what to clean up on your phone…

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1 month ago

5 Best Smartphones for Taking Photos

Do you enjoy taking photos? Are you the one who is constantly snapping photographs of everything you see? I’m sure you know that smartphones are now better than ever at taking professional-grade photos…

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2 months ago

Technology Is a Door to a Better Life After 60. Here’s how to Open it!

When I got divorced, I bought my first power drill. I actually cried when I left the DIY store, realizing all the things that I would now have to do for myself. It was time to start depending on myself. The same was true when it came to my computer. For years, I had relied on other people to handle technical tasks. If there was a problem with my computer, my “troubleshooting” consisted of turning it off and on again, tapping it on the top, closing any open programs, and finally calling my husband to help. Something had to change.

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2 months ago

Important Cybersecurity Reminders for 2026 – How to Spot and Avoid Common Scams

In recent years, reports of financial scams have increased dramatically. What once may have looked like an obvious attempt at fraud has evolved into something far more convincing – and far more difficult to detect. We hear about these schemes…

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3 months ago

How to Start a Blog or YouTube Channel in Your 60s (and Why You’ll Love It)

Are you thinking about starting a blog or YouTube channel in your 60s? Luckily, there has never been a better time. Digital platforms are easier to use than ever, and more importantly, audiences are hungry for authentic voices…

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3 months ago

What Talking with AI Taught Me About Clarity, Honesty, and Aging Well

When I signed up for ChatGPT, I was simply curious. I wasn’t looking to build a relationship with artificial intelligence, and I certainly wasn’t interested…

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3 months ago

Taking Pressure OFF Your Eyes – or How to Use Voice-to-Text

Picture this: your thumbs are cramped, your wrists ache, and your eyes are tired from squinting at the tiny screen. It’s a familiar scene for anyone who spends too much time texting or dealing with digital devices. I was tired of the eyestrain I got from typing texts. That’s why I can’t gatekeep…

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