Board games and wooden horses are sooo analog. These days, it's the digital stuff that rules the roost, including the hearts and minds of kids. Still, navigating the minefield that is today's gadgets can be tough for folks not well-versed with what whippersnappers consider "cool" these days.
At last week's Consumer Electronics Show, consumers were introduced to an assortment of new and exciting products, ranging from Razer Edge, the PC-gaming tablet and Best of Show winner, to Fitbit Flex, a cute, comfortable rubber bracelet that helps you track your fitness goals.
We live in such a technology driven society that most teens are not only familiar with all sorts of gadgets, they absolutely love them. In the not too distant past, teens might have been considered a little bit of a nerd or geek if they wanted electronic gadgets but that is no longer the case.
A few years ago, one of my friend was featured in a "ghost hunter" type TV show. That was back when she lived at her parents' home and somehow managed to bring a ghost into her room. Yep. This isn't one of those stories where they moved into a house and the horror was waiting.
I think working on the internet is not just about getting exposure and ranking well on search engines, but about being able to talk and show some interesting things other people could be connected ...
