Sentence examples for admirable technology from inspiring English sources

Even Apple's admirable technology can be exploited to spread viruses among "poddies".

Apple won't crumble, but it has peaked.Today, however, I've been reading a slightly different take from Slate.com's admirable technology writer, Farhad Manjoo, with the headline "Apple Is Stronger Than Ever".

As for Xerox's role, Cerf says that Ethernet was an admirable technology that helped linked computers together, but "the internetworking method did not scale particularly well".

This year, Finding Ada is again recruiting signatures from people to pledge a blog post on March 24 about admirable women in technology or science.

"I'd say the chances of Microsoft being broken up are zero," said Mark R. Anderson, author of the influential Strategic News Service newsletter (www.stratnews.com), which has an admirable track record for technology forecasts.

I confess to little interest in sound technology, but the admirable electronic devices at work here managed to shrink the hall rather than inflate the music.

If the point of Net Delusion is to get the diplomatic corps to listen to a different set of wonks, or get the popular press to report more precisely on the capabilities of technology, that's admirable, I suppose.

But while some uses of technology are more admirable than others, Butterfield said he wouldn't want to live in a world where people weren't able to spend time making seemingly frivolous or silly innovations.

Admirable though that is, the initial technology and commercial choices were not scalable.

Although the computer vision system described in the article is admirable, I don't think that any technology at this time can be more accurate than the eye of the dermatologist in early detection of melanoma.

It's an admirable idea, using the company's camera technology to create something more customized than the 16 Apple currently offers.