Making connections a lot easier than ever before, but for some, life has made them more isolated and this thing perfectly fits on old-age people as they aren’t eager adopters of technology.

At this point in time, when many of us get connected to products, services and people with the swipe of a finger, where information is literally spread everywhere around, don’t you think there is a danger of distance from the communities we live in, especially the baby boomers? With smart devices touch, are we losing the perspective on the world?

Baby boomers are those senior citizens who were born after Second World War and they will acquire better cell phones at the age of their retirement, as surveyed. According to one of the research studies, rate of senior citizens (65 or above) to opt smartphones would elevate to 84% by the year 2018. This seems to be like a promising future aspect and industry critics are expecting senior citizens reaching 65 to exchange their current phones with the feature ones.