Moms wear a lot of hats. Technology is helps them survive the delicate hat-switching trick.  They are the memeory keepers, facile with the digital tools of the trade: cameras, websites and networks that preserve memories. They are connectors, actively using social networks and websites to gain information. They are running businesses, juggling appointments, multitasking, and shopping online. The majority of moms (65%) use five or more forms of technology every day. They depend on smartphones, netbooks, and other communications devices. From baby food to in-car entertainment, they employ the gamut of gear and gadgets.

Our 2010 MommyTech Summit was an exciting event from the kickoff by ABC's Becky Worley to a gala showcase of new products including a robotic vacuum cleaner, to a closing session featuring Ron Jeremy, the well known pornographer who's now involved with keeping kids safe. On the show floor moms (and dads) got treated to an oxygen, a ride in GM's high tech outfitted car, a 3D laptop experience and some wonderful photo and video design products.

Visit the Mommy Tech Summit website and learn about the conference and exhibition.