Sentence examples for a social device from inspiring English sources

Dignity, as a social device, didn't survive World War II.

Moreover, older people consider robots as a performance-directed machine, rather than a social device [25].

My personal feeling is that if the future is social search – as many think it is – then the future must also be mobile social search, since the mobile is such a social device.

"At first you think it's antisocial, but it's a social device," he says.

"You're holding a phone, an inherently social device.

The console also includes new hardware dedicated to video compression to make it a more social device.

People are increasingly bringing their phones – an inherently social device – with them everywhere.

It also found that tablets are not the highly personal devices that smartphones are: of the tablet-owners who have a spouse/partner, 63 per cent said they share their tablet with them, while one-third share it with their children — making tablets "a far more social device than smartphones", according to the analyst.

It's also being promoted as a "social" streaming device.

A social networking device if you can get voice recognition to actually work.

But the success of Breath of the Wild is already well documented; what's less obvious is how well Nintendo has selected the small handful of other launch titles to prove Switch's worth as a social gaming device, and demonstrate how its myriad different use configurations are actually super useful and genuinely innovative.