Sentence examples for a personal technology from inspiring English sources

"People will vote with their dollars for how they want their music," said Rob Enderle, a personal technology analyst at Forrester Research.

On is a personal technology magazine that tries to help consumers derive the most benefit out of the Internet and new consumer technologies.

In "What Are Animals Thinking?," on "Nova ScienceNow," at 10, David Pogue, a personal technology columnist for The Times, meets a menagerie of intelligent creatures that challenge the notions of what distinguishes them from humans.

9 P.M. (13, 49) HUNTING THE ELEMENTS In this "Nova" installment, David Pogue, a personal technology columnist for The Times, tours the 118 elements of the periodic table, including about 90 that are naturally occurring and the 6 that make up most of the human body.

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In "Making Stuff Faster," at 9 on "Nova," David Pogue, a personal-technology columnist for The Times, explores the extent to which physiology and engineering can be tweaked to move humans and machines faster: from the sailboat of Oracle Team USA, which won the America's Cup yacht race last month, to quantum teleportation.

All around me, attractive young people are hunched over their StarTacs and Nokias with preoccupied expressions, as if probing a sore tooth, or adjusting a hearing aid, or squeezing a pulled muscle: personal technology has begun to look like a personal handicap.

But thanks to a revolution in personal technology, things are a little different this year.

I write a lot about personal technology and invariably, every time I do, I receive a similar comment in return.

Can we simply repeating the same pattern with a ban on personal technology?