From the phone you pull out of your purse to your email account, the tech you choose and how you use it may say as much about your age as your driver’s license. The iPhone says younger than BlackBerry, but a Motorola Droid phone marks you as an innovator. Use Chrome over Internet Explorer and switch from AOL Mail to Gmail.
The devices and their applications are just the first steps in growing younger with tech. Young people are less formal, more connected to friends and more spontaneous than their elders. The good news is that adopting the habits of younger adults will free up time, wipe out a tendency to worry and reduce stress, so even though tech is not a time machine, you may live longer and certainly have more fun. Go ahead. Give a couple of these a try.
