In today's era of cell phone cameras and instant snap shots, it's hard to imagine a time when photography was difficult, technical and time consuming.
This was impossible in the era of mere phone wiretapping, before the recent explosion of electronic communications -- before the cellphones that disclose the whereabouts of their owners, the personal computers with their masses of personal data and easily penetrated defenses, the e-mails that flow through readily tapped cables and servers, the biometrics, the street-corner surveillance cameras".
It seems strange to say it in an era of ubiquitous phones, but professional-level telephone skills are in short supply.
This is the era of mobile phones and most customers prefer to shop through mobile phones than desktop computers.
A service built for the era of mobile phones and short text messages is changing the workplace.
KEY SHAPE AND SPACING -- In this era of tiny phones with tiny keys, this is not the time to experiment with avant-garde key shapes.
In an era of cell phones and G.P.S., City Council Speaker Christine Quinn's contention that parking enforcement was a technological challenge — "11 A.M. on somebody's watch could be 11 02 A.M. on a traffic agent or police officer's watch," she said — is a little tough to buy.
In an era of camera phones, geotagging and surveillance, superstitions appear primitive and retro, as though we believers were mud-dwelling peasants witnessing electricity for the first time, calling it witchcraft, and then burning you to death in a giant wicker man for wearing a watch.
In an era of cell phones and social media, this is the rare First Amendment case about literal freedom of the press.
He also flagged up Sailfish's ability to handle Voice over LTE — claiming the tech is "increasingly important for the new era" of feature phones.
