Sentence examples for desire of technology from inspiring English sources

The  desire of technology companies to build distinct and powerful tribes is one of the most consistent and foundational aspects of Silicon Valley.

The Apple Watch doesn't quite respond to love in the same way – it is cold and calculated – but instead engenders love through a weird melding of design and desire, of technology and fashion, of unity and connectedness.

The Lexus car was his metaphor for globalization: A universally desired product of technology, produced by a multinational corporation.

For example, we should not presume that Generation Z and future net-savvy generations desire expanded use of technology or a depersonalized classroom experience.

From the five-megapixel camera to GPS and Wi-Fi, these functionalities meet the needs and desires of the technology leaders and early adopters, who are really the ones who set tastes.

The small Russian research reactor may achieve little besides satisfying the Burmese generals' desire for "prestigious" bits of technology.

"Virtual reality vividly demonstrates that our social contract with our own tools has brought us to a point where we have to decide fairly soon what it is we humans ought to become, because we are on the brink of having the power of creating any experience we desire," writes the historian of technology Howard Rheingold.

So what do the firms preparing to show off their new products at the Consumer Electronics Show believe that consumers desire from the advance of technology?

As a writer, Ballard is the ultimate urbanist, the master blender of technology and desire.

Wearable technology is still in its infancy but as it increasingly taps into a desire to have the functionality of technology without the intrusiveness, it seems certain to become more mainstream.

This was a function of technology, not desire.