Yeah, I would imagine that they would find ways to make electronic technology work better in the Wizarding World or figure out some kind of equivalent. Especially when it comes to communication.
I've just finished reading The Cursed Child (first time I've read the play through but I did see it a year ago) and I like the version of the trio and Ginny we get there. Ron is perhaps a little more light-hearted than I would have imagined but he seems like a great father and a favorite among his nieces and nephews. The whole thing of the Potter household being sugar-free, suggests that Ginny is slightly more uptight than I'd thought but for the most part, I think my mental image kind of matches up with what we saw in The Cursed Child. I saw this post about Harry, Ginny and their kids on tumblr today and I thought it was great. I think it captures the fact that the way a child is alike their parent, can often be what a parent struggles with (hence Harry and Albus in The Cursed Child).
My guess is that there might have been a more of a thaw in the relationship between Slytherin and the other houses in the years after Voldemort's fall. The past isn't forgotten though, this is always the house with the reputation of championing purebloods and where Voldemort was housed.
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I've just finished reading The Cursed Child (first time I've read the play through but I did see it a year ago) and I like the version of the trio and Ginny we get there. Ron is perhaps a little more light-hearted than I would have imagined but he seems like a great father and a favorite among his nieces and nephews. The whole thing of the Potter household being sugar-free, suggests that Ginny is slightly more uptight than I'd thought but for the most part, I think my mental image kind of matches up with what we saw in The Cursed Child. I saw this post about Harry, Ginny and their kids on tumblr today and I thought it was great. I think it captures the fact that the way a child is alike their parent, can often be what a parent struggles with (hence Harry and Albus in The Cursed Child).
My guess is that there might have been a more of a thaw in the relationship between Slytherin and the other houses in the years after Voldemort's fall. The past isn't forgotten though, this is always the house with the reputation of championing purebloods and where Voldemort was housed.