A tiny gadget became a bridge between generations.

 "Grandma’s First Smartwatch"

Aman was always the techy one in the family. From smartphones to drones, his bedroom resembled a mini gadget shop. But his grandmother, Nani, was old-fashioned. She still set alarms on her wall clock and scribbled numbers in a small notebook.

One day, Aman surprised her with a Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra on her birthday.

"What is this, beta? Another phone?" she asked, looking at the screen with squinted eyes.

"No Nani — it's a smartwatch. It will tell you the time, count your steps, take your heart, and even ring me if you need to!"

Nani giggled at first. But with some assistance, she got the hang of putting it on and using a couple of its simple functions.

One week later, things had changed. Nani beamed with pride over her step count to the neighbors, called Aman via video call without the help of anyone, and even bought her shopping at the nearby store by tapping her wrist against a machine.

The family was shocked — Nani had transitioned from tech-resistant to the most prolific user in the house.

"Beta, this watch reminds me when to drink water and when to sleep. It feels like having you with me every moment," she smiled.

And that's how a small device became a link between generations.

Moral of the Story:

It's never too late to adopt technology — sometimes, it even improves life in the most sweetest ways.