With smartphone prices plummeting, with ever-affordable, and fast, mobile data and with increasingly user-friendly services, tech has taken off in Africa.
Along with fellow clergy and members of area congregations, I have worked with the mayor and city council of Fairfax to develop the city's first-ever affordable-housing policy.
Ever more affordable filmmaking tools and the Internet seem to have left few of history's obscure pop mysteries unexplored.
Those costs rose with numbing regularity in a flush economy, but they are now, in most ways, more expensive and, more than ever, less affordable.
Anyone equipped with the appropriate hardware which in rich countries is becoming ever more affordable, as well as ever more varied can now play any game they like, whenever and wherever they want, with anyone they choose.
With not enough social housing available and more people than ever needing affordable homes, existing tenants tend to be at the bottom of the pile and mutual exchange is often their only option.
As GPS tracking devices for children become ever more affordable, and fingerprint scanners replace ID cards in schools, technology is undeniably changing the shape of privacy for a generation often referred to as 'digital natives'.
In accepting an absurd $25 million a year for 10 years, which will result in ever less affordable games for families with modest incomes, the shortstop Alex Rodriguez leaves us with only one possible conclusion: he doesn't care.
"The law was made necessary because of the exclusionary actions of local zoning boards that would rarely, if ever, approve affordable housing projects, even when it was blatantly obvious that their communities desperately needed more housing," Mr. Hollister said.
Ever more affordable renewable-energy sources, and cheap gas, are proving increasingly attractive alternatives to many users of oil products.Paul Sankey of Wolfe Research, a New York-based outfit, believes that underinvestment resulting from the recent sharp dip in crude may lead to one last spike in the oil price; but after that, he reckons, the "oil age is over".
