Sentence examples for computing experiences from inspiring English sources
The new hub is the cloud, which can manage many more devices and offer much more powerful computing experiences ("speech recognition, unlimited storage") than any personal computer.
Apparently we want our computing experiences to be engaging, consistent, aware and secure.
Intel executives argue that consumers will demand more robust mobile computing experiences, requiring chips with more oomph and PC-friendly software, both traditional Intel strengths.
"Search will not be a destination, but it will become a utility" that is more and more "woven into the fabric of all kinds of computing experiences," said Kevin Johnson, co-president of Microsoft's platforms and services division.
The launch of the iPad and the general success of mobile device app stores has created a buzzword frenzy for "curated" computing – computing experiences where software and wallpaper and attendant foofaraw for your device are hand-picked for your pleasure.
But Apple's patent for a new system of delivering adverts differs crucially to this dynamic, not only with it's reference to an "enforcement routine", and the demand made for "the presence of an attentive user", but because it is rooted in the most fundamental part of our computing experiences, the operating system.
We will be working on new products that we expect to deliver to millions of users' computers to help make their entire computing experience more social.
These factors include (1) previous computing experience; (2) work style preference; (3) self-efficacy for computer programming; (4) poor math skills; and (5) poor advising (Beaubouef & Mason, 2005).
This is a computer that excels at getting out of the way, resulting in a transparent computing experience that you don't even realize is happening.
Holograms are still a long way from becoming central to the consumer's computing experience.
Mr. Kerviel, 32, has a master's degree in finance and his résumé suggests only limited computing experience.
