Sentence examples for a world of computing from inspiring English sources

Just as vividly, Autodesk's move into a broader consumer market illustrates how, in a world of computing everywhere, via mobility and cloud computing, older enterprise companies are looking to broaden their base of users to make up for a possible downturn in revenue.

Meta's vision is a world of computing dominated by holographic AR overlays, in which using our devices is simultaneously immersive and non-invasive – and the company has both solid hardware and some key venture capital to back up its dreams.

We'll soon enter a new world of computing accelerated once again by the industry's creator Steve Jobs, and amplified by someone conceived after the PC, Mark Zuckerberg.

He said its purpose was to "draw him from the lonely confines of a bedroom and that lonely world of computing to a family where his knowledge and skills could be put to good use and to project that out to the wider world".

Until recently, security was a backwater in the world of computing.

It's people like Bernasconi and Gilliam, and the man on the train's family, and millions like them, who are causing a tectonic shift in the world of computing – one which has seen Steve Ballmer pushed out of his job as Microsoft's chief executive after 13 years, and the chairman of Taiwanese PC maker Acer replaced, and thousands of jobs, and pounds, lost at computer manufacturers.

CEO Paul Otellini said its third-quarter results reflected a continuing tough economic environment with the world of computing in the midst of a period of innovation and creativity.

Plenty of code will still be needed to make the new world of computing run, just as mainframe computers are still around, though in a much less dominant position.

The fact is that the modern world of computing affords a very different type of social media than when Facebook launched 14 years ago.

The nifty little Zonbu is definitely a new and interesting concept in the world of computing.

But the desktop space is also a big and still-important part of the world of computing.