Here are three ways to ensure that your special messages are delivered on time and in style.

It’s never been easier to keep in touch with loved ones thanks to today’s cutting-edge technology. Email, text, and instant messaging are the primary methods of communication in our day and age.

Special Messages: 3 Tips for Sending Them

Today’s technology has made it easier than ever to keep in touch with loved ones. E-mail, text, instant messaging, and mobile phone conversations are now part of our daily lives.

Even if these options make it simple to stay in touch, they’ve also diminished the emotional content of our correspondences in the process.

You can use technology to stay in touch with your loved ones while also bringing back the personal touch in your communication.

• Use this opportunity to send an individual DVD to your loved ones. You may now give the gift of bright, colorful memories to your friends and family by generating unique DVD messages. Keep in touch with friends and family in a quick, simple, and amusing manner.

Is your high school reunion coming up and you can’t make it? Make a video greeting to former classmates with a Sony DVD Handycam camcorder. Special Sony DVD mail envelopes are available for the exchange of discs.

Encourage your loved ones to do the same. Simply insert the DVDs into your DVD player like you would any other movie.

• Invite them over for a video chat. For every picture, there is an equal and opposite number of words. With a Webcam chat, you can come quite close to having a face-to-face interaction.

Meet up with friends and family via Webcam to converse, share photos, and offer to advice.

Is this your first time slicing the bird? If you can’t figure it out on your own, ask Dad for advice. Consider scheduling your talk on a special occasion, such as a birthday or holiday. There is no limit to the number of times you can hold the event.

• Using your digital still camera, record a short video clip. What if you forgot your mother’s birthday or missed your child’s school play? Make a film and send it to your loved ones to show them how much you care.

Get out of your comfort zone and think outside the box. The ability to “be there while you’re not” has never been so simple. NU