The phrase "a bunch of technologies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used informally to refer to a collection or group of various technologies.
Example: "The conference showcased a bunch of technologies that are shaping the future of renewable energy."
Alternatives: "a variety of technologies" or "a collection of technologies".
His work on high-tech start-ups prevented him from attending to his lawn on a regular basis, he said, "so I explored a bunch of technologies, including moisture sensors and controllers".
But overall Apple bet big on a bunch of technologies all at once on the iPhone X and it delivered almost across the board.
Instead, we've got a bunch of technologies that feel like natural extensions of the stuff we've been working on for the past 20 or 30 years and a culture that picks and chooses the best elements of decades past, replicating and improving upon them.
"None of us wants to put a bunch of technology in homes of frail elders unless it does".
Microsoft executives showed a shopping cart of the future outfitted with a bunch of technology gear, including a Kinect, the camera-based motion sensor that Microsoft is now trying to take beyond its initial success in the video games market.
From the self-absorbed faux seriousness of some (meditating on the grounds of Auschwitz-Birkenau!) to the jarring jokiness of others (hitching a ride by the train tracks!), the pictures have fed a perception of today's youth as a bunch of technology-obsessed, self-indulgent narcissists.
Yours truly was in Finland most of last week, visiting a bunch of technology startups at their offices, paying a visit to Nokia's research center and attending the great MindTrek conference (thanks again for organizing the tour, FinnFacts).
Through the deal, Dijit will get a bunch of technology and patents that Miso has built over the last three years as one of the first second-screen or social TV apps.
"The people are awesome, and they've proven they can build amazing products in Gmail and mobile," says Bellows. "But they also bring a bunch of technology for changing the way Gmail works…if you think about attachments and how salespeople use attachments, you can imagine that [Attachments.me's] approach and understanding would be helpful for improving salespeople's performance," he adds.
There are a bunch of technology challenges in figuring out how you can look at this data in an anonymous or safe way, but there are also public-policy and government challenges: People need to agree that it's a good idea to be able to stop SARS or make the buses go where the people are, or figure out who needs new social services.
The Vizzion sedan looks like it's ready to take on the Tesla Model S – or it will sometime around 2030, since this concept tis meant to show off a bunch of technology that VW thinks will be more feasible for a production car about a decade or so from now.
