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I find that with so many products. They say that seniors don't keep up with technology but the problem is that technology is not designed with seniors in mind. We don't have the dexterity to operate many of the controls. I practically have to stand on my head and get out the magnifying glass to use the controls on my airfryer.
And why must all manuals be written in techno-speak. What's wrong with just plain English?
I find that with so many products. They say that seniors don't keep up with technology but the problem is that technology is not designed with seniors in mind. We don't have the dexterity to operate many of the controls. I practically have to stand on my head and get out of magnifying glass to use the controls on my airfryer.
And why must all manuals be written in techno-speak. What's wrong with just plain English?
