Is new technology changing your lifestyle? Or does it leave it with simply fewer dollars in your pocket? Nowadays, the options are so large when it comes to technology, that sometimes we need to ask ourselves if a change on the tech side is worth it all together. Paying for something like a wearable or an iWatch can seem like a good investment at first, but it is making a difference? What are you looking for? It could be the extra money that technology brings in because of the time saved on certain activities, or the extra fitness results you obtain from certain gadgets you’ve heard of on lifestyle news.
Too simple, not enough depth?
Sure the new trend such as wearables is attractive at first glance, but sometimes the gadgets and ideas are too simple to bring much change in our lifestyle. The interfaces are friendly, and the goals which you have to reach are easy to understand, but at times, today’s technology doesn’t give enough details to motivate the individual to make true change. To truly make a change in lifestyle, the individual needs detail and then be able to choose the data that truly rings a bell to him or her. Surely, today’s technology could be changed to affect more people.
Straightforward and faster
However, in some cases, the answer could be yes. New technology could be making your life better if you’re a person that didn’t have time to bother with it previously. Wearable technology and other gadgets are pushing the “plug and play” concept right now, and if you didn’t have the time to figure out devices in the past, you would like a lot of the offers on the market right now. Some apps just ask you to choose a goal for your lifestyle or to set up some preferences to deliver something relevant immediately. Today’s technology seems to have figured out what relevancy is and seems able to deliver it on a regular basis. Our lifestyle can only be affected by relevant information and today’s technology seem well on its way to do just that, although we would like more details at times.
Is it doing the work socially?
Then, besides fitness and others uses, technology has to do the work socially. Is today’s offering regarding apps and websites doing the right things to change your lifestyle socially? Some say the social current apps aren’t performing as much as their website version, which has become outdated in the process. This transfer over to apps from only desktop computers has perhaps prevented technology to changing your social life as much as it did in the past. The dating experience, for instance, is faster and more straightforward, but the results could be missing because of the lack of details in the searches. This is a common problem in how social media is working right now and not always to our benefit.
In conclusion, technology seems to be changing our lifestyles in some ways right now, but some things are slowing it down. The simplistic approach seems to be working for people who didn’t use technology previously, but there’s a lack of details that’s affecting a lot of people out there as well. Different data affect different people, and there at least needs to be some detailed explanations on how technology works to feel really like it’s affecting our lifestyle. Some apps right now are too simple, although they’ve made some people happy. It’s a balance that needs to be reached for most people to answer yes when we ask if the technology is changing their lifestyle.
References
https://www.glozine.com/lifestyle
https://www.fusecrunch.com/