StarSilver: 4 tips for keeping up with tech


Get friendly personal help, such as from a grandchild, to help you learn tech-related things. Photos: 123rf.com

In the office, there’s always someone who will set up new tech, and give a quick tutorial. It’s easy and we learn without thinking too much about it.

After retirement, staying current with the latest tools may not seem important. However, scientists point out there is a link between retirement, tech use and mental health.

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