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The use of technology is not an exclusive reserve of young people as seniors now show a great interest in it. The reason for this is not farfetched due to the countless advantages it has. Understandably, not every senior who knows how to use a smartphone; oftentimes, they are put through by their children. These apps will ease many of the tasks they do especially when the children are not around to assist them.

 

1. EyeReader eyereader A major difficulty that seniors face is reading. As they advance in age, vision changes and the eyes become less effective compared to when they were young. The EyeReader App makes it possible to read despite their age. The app converts an iPhone into a sort of zoomable see-through glass with a light source.

 

2. Pillboxie pillboxie For seniors who are always alone at home, this is the perfect app to remind you to take your drugs. Of course, adults will always be forgiven if they forget to take their drugs. But the effect of this may be dire. It is easy to use because it allows you to effectively manage your meds.

 

3. CogniFit cognifit Seniors are lonely today because they have few people to interact with. And they love to talk. When no one is available and since they can’t walk around with ease as they used to, CogniFit app can easily fit in. The app has puzzles, trivia, number games and brainteasers that will task the brain as well as keep their mind in good shape.

 

4. Skype skype Talking to anyone in any part of the world is very essential. With Skype, seniors can make cheap and affordable calls. The video call option where they can see whoever they are talking to is also available.

 

5. BigNames bignames This is for elders who find it difficult to view the names and numbers in their contact list because of their failing eyes. BigNames enlarge the text for you to see clearly.

     
Source:  Jumia Travel

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This article was first published on 31st July 2016

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Adeniyi is a freelance writer and journalist, radio freak, news junkie and budding photographer. He writes on tech, tips and travel for Jovago. Connect with him via Twitter @sleeksavvy.


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