In search of the online fountain of vitality

Young people get all the credit for being technologically savvy. Sure, they can bop their heads to their iPods while text-messaging their friends and snapping photos on their cell phones.

    But baby boomers aren’t far behind their kids when it comes to technology – Bill Gates is 51 – and technology is changing the way boomers approach retirement.

“Boomers have looked at the way their parents grew older, and they’re not going to grow old the same way,´ said Matt Thornhill, president of the Boomer Project, a Richmond, Va.-based marketing and consulting firm focused on baby boomers. “They want…