Baby Boomers grew up with technology and are enthusiastic about cutting-edge gadgets that have practical uses, according to a new report by AARP and Microsoft. Within a decade, these older consumers could be wearing sensor-equipped exercise clothing to monitor their physical condition. Their prescription glasses might connect wirelessly to the Internet and display information in the lower portion of the lens. They could be managing their own health with tools like a microchip, embedded under the skin, which contains their electronic health record. Read Full Article