Sentence examples for a tech columnist from inspiring English sources

Being a tech columnist is like being onstage: feedback from readers is instantaneous, impassioned and voluminous.

Farhad Manjoo, a tech columnist for the New York Times, immediately stood up for advocates of design over function.

Now, when you're a tech columnist, you get e-mail pitches every day from P.R. people hoping you'll write about their clients' products.

Still, on Twitter, a number of people have suggested that it might be interesting to hear how a tech columnist muddles through a 10-day stretch without electricity and Internet (not to mention heat or hot water).

You see, unusually for a tech columnist / software engineer, I am, to my increasing regret, a frequent and longtime Yahoo! user.

The great thing about Bitcoin, for a tech columnist like me, is that it's simultaneously over-the-top cinematic and technically dense.

Kernel founder and editor-in-chief Milo Yiannopoulos – a former tech columnist for the UK's Telegraph newspaper – is departing forthwith, though not into a new role.

I've already lost a bunch of you," joked tech columnist Farhad Manjoo, in a cathartic post for Slate that was aptly titled "You Won't Finish This Article: Why People Online Don't Read To The End".

@Sean_Oneill: Sean is a freelance writer based in London, travel tech columnist for @BBC_Travel and a reporter for @Tnooz.

For the lazy tech columnist looking for inspiration, a bear trapped in a skate park easily becomes a metaphor for the attitudes of certain Silicon Valley types who are trapped in their little Northern California bubble and don't realise – or care – that there's a world outside.

In a recent column for The Wall Street Journal, tech columnist Christopher Mims suggested it would take a brave phone maker to buck the trend of thinner smartphones in favor of longer-lasting batteries.