Poll shows some unimpressed with tech's advance

Not everyone is wowed by the iPhone.

In a poll released Wednesday by Zogby and Scoop Daily, 32 percent of respondents said they thought there would be more technologic advances by 2010.

Younger people are less impressed with how far technology has come than older people. According to the poll, only 13 percent of those between the ages of 18 and 30 say technologic advances have exceeded their expectations.

Those older than 70, who may remember an era without cell phones, the Internet or remote control televisions, are more impressed. Thirty-four percent of those polled over 70 said technology has advanced more than they expected by 2010.

Men are more likely than women to think there would have been greater tech advances by 2010. Does the NFL Redzone count as a tech advance?