Women, for example, tend to perform better than men at fine motor tasks, while men have are better at finding directions using a map.
VoIP software like Skype turns it into a video phone, a browser pointed at Hulu acts like a television that can fetch shows on command and there's also GPS service for finding directions.
Users of the Pocket Net service have free, unlimited access to about 40 Web sites for tasks like finding directions, shopping for books and CD's, trading stocks, making flight reservations and checking news headlines.
By using form elements (e.g., text boxes, dropdown lists, scrolling lists, radio buttons, checkboxes, and action buttons), web applications allow users to accomplish goals such as buying products and services, making flight reservations, finding directions, or uploading and sharing photos.
To read: For the Atlantic Cities, Eric Jaffe considers the way we learn to navigate our city: The more time we spend finding directions on Google Maps, the more our minds may grow familiar with the officially documented outline of our city, rather than the one created through our own experiences.
"People lose interest in wearables very quickly," said Jody Holtzman, senior vice president for market innovation at AARP. "They can see the potential, but design is problematic". According to AARP studies, he added, users had difficulty with syncing wearable products with their computers or even finding directions that explain how to use them.
Miller struggled in school and with finding direction in her studies.
The organization is deeply hierarchical, and, in the past, it has had trouble finding direction when the top no longer functions.
He was studying, falling in love -- he met Ms. Steinberg at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in the Bronx, where they attended medical school -- and finding direction.
A device for finding direction (east, west, north, south).
The point isn't about finding perfection, it's about finding direction.
