: YouTube is the #1 platform for this demographic to learn DIY skills, health tips, and hobbies like gardening.

Music is a primary tool for mood and memory among those 60+.

: Tools like JubileeTV allow family members to send photos and video messages directly to a senior’s television screen, bypassing the need for small smartphone displays.

: Smart glasses that overlay larger, sharper text on physical books or restaurant menus.

: Devices like Captify provide real-time subtitles during live theater or family dinners for those with hearing loss.

The TV is no longer just a screen; it is becoming a proactive care and connection hub.

: A new Google Maps feature allows users to turn screenshots into collaborative travel plans, making it easier for groups of friends to organize cruises or walking tours.