Sentence examples for computing gadget from inspiring English sources

I have argued, and continue to believe, that it's not the point of a tablet to replace a laptop, but to be a kind of device-of-choice, the computing gadget you use when you don't have to work on your PC or fiddle with your phone, for when you have things you want to do, as opposed to the things you have to do.

In a presentation shown at the event, Acer outlined its plans to make several types of portable computing gadgets, including mobile Internet devices or MIDs.

If people are looking to Apple and its new smartwatch to kickstart wider consumer interest in wearable computing gadgets, the maker of the iPhone will have a lot of work ahead of it.

I've included mobile, gaming, and computing gadgets but I think 2012 will also be the year of Windows Phone, 3D printing, and fitness technology that actually makes a difference.

If people are looking to Apple and its new smartwatch to kickstart wider consumer interest in wearable computing gadgets, the maker of the iPhone will have a lot of work ahead of it.

The Internet of Things gets a lot of hype, but its rollout is slow and it will take a long time for consumers to upgrade existing, non-connected devices that still work fine into something that can communicate with computing gadgets like smartphones.

While most people are focused on what's next for wearables, cloud computing, and syncing gadgets, few have taken the time to consider the tech we're going to be sending into retirement in the coming years.

Computers compute.

For 45 minutes he spoke on the "new economy" and the glories of high-tech training and research, and by the time he finally finished he had also touched on the uses of steam engines in the 18th century, the computing capacity of electronic gadgets like Palm Pilots and the need for the government to pay down debt to keep interest rates low.

Wall Street analysts wondered if Apple's total might be too high for Microsoft to match, marking a symbolic changing of the guards from a PC-driven to gadget-driven computing culture and a new chapter in the two companies' tumultuous history.

This is bad news for a company that relies on mobile phones, computing tablets and related gadgets for around half its dwindling sales.RadioShack isn't alone in its woes, although it was by far the hardest hit this holiday season.