My name is Farhan Naqvi its mean (provide happiness ) i am here to provied technology information

Hello Steemians! My name is Farhan Naqvi https://steemit.com/@farhannaqvi7. I'm from prince city bahawalpur . . But, right now i complete my master .
Let me tell my story. I was 20 year old i analysis how other groups will adopt new technology?

We have this incredible fetish for youth. I want to laugh. Of course young people are using technology: their parents are paying for it! That's like saying I took my children to a buffet and they ate themselves silly. As soon as they start paying by the course, they eat differently. When people move into having to pay for their technology, their patterns of use change. What's interesting is, if you look at the data, you also see a lot of people in their 40s, 50s, and 60s using this technology, and they're not the people we talk about either. They're the fastest-growing groups on Facebook. They're the biggest users of online dating. Unsurprisingly, they're the biggest users of online financial services, online medical-information sites, and e-readers. All of which are kind of hot things at the moment. And you know, I'm sure there's an argument to be made that Facebook got a lot less sexy when everyone's grandparents joined.

i am impressed when i saw

For People With Disabilities, New Technology Can Be Life Changing

For most of us, eye tracking technology sounds interesting. But it's not life changing. Eye tracking allows users to move a cursor around a computer or mobile device simply by moving your eyes and head.

Oded Ben Dov initially used eye tracking technology to develop a video game that he showed off on Israeli TV. The next day, he says, he got a phone call from a man who told him: "I can't move my hands or legs. Can you make me a smartphone I could use?"

That's when Ben Dov realized that his eye tracking technology could change lives.