With increasing trends toward global aging and accompanying tendencies of (older)
individuals to feel younger than they actually are, an important research question to ask is …

Most modern people inevitably use smart phones for their daily activities. These devices are
more than just telephones and a means to connect with others for many people. They are …

This meta-analysis addresses two major issues of our time: the proliferation of technologies
and the aging of society. That is, we investigate how chronological age relates to technology …

Mobile technologies offer the potential for enhanced healthcare, especially by supporting
self-management of chronic care. For these technologies to impact chronic care, they need …

Technology adoption has been studied from a variety of perspectives. Information systems,
Sociology and Human-Computer Interaction researchers have come up with various models …

The turn of the century has seen a rapidly graying population concurrently with increasingly
ubiquitous information technology (IT). The elderly population being less familiar with IT …

Adoption and use of novel technology by the institutionalized'oldest old'(80+) is
understudied. This population is the fastest growing demographic group in developed …

Purpose–This study aims to examine the differences in adoption of mobile data services
between two age cohorts (gen Xers and baby boomers). Three elements in the extended …

Recently, the popularity of smart wearable technologies, such as Fitbit, has significantly
increased. There are numerous potential benefits in using these devices, especially among …

Mobile business applications are changing the way we work and interact. Organizations
have to understand why individuals choose to adopt or reject mobile business applications …