Sentence examples for computer becoming from inspiring English sources

Gemmell imagines the computer becoming a version of a self-inquisitor.

Ever since the last WGA strike, when the international conglomerates insisted that the Internet was too young and they "didn't know" if there was a financial future in it, I've noted each year at CES how deeply the two fields have blended into one, with TV sets allowing all manner of vibrant Internet connectivity, and a computer becoming the equivalent of a television.

Here are a few useful options: If you've noticed your computer becoming hot or running its fan during light use, reduce the "Use X% of the processor" setting.

Unpatched software can lead to your computer becoming infected with malware, which is used to attack other computers, steal private information such as credit card and social security numbers, or extortion such as holding your files for ransom, without you even knowing it.

He missed the even bigger trend, set by Apple and followed by HP, of computers becoming entertainment devices, and thus works of art to be fondled in stores before a purchase.

"Now, when I think of computers becoming $100 cell phones, it gets a little disconcerting," he says.

However, one healthcare tech specialist has suggested we are still 30 years away from computers becoming reliable diagnosticians.

A different question is: are computers becoming independent of the user?

All stealth bombers are upgraded with Cyberdyne computers, becoming fully unmanned.

The result is that we're spending long days hunched over our computers, becoming more and more fatigued, distracted and irritable as the day wears on.

"Indirectly, the piece was about phones and computers becoming almost anthropomorphic, extensions of our arms and self, like a 'black box' of cultural capital and social currency.