Sentence examples for increasingly portable from inspiring English sources
Because of increasingly portable technology, business travelers say they find themselves working in nearly every corner of a hotel, except the business centers.
DVDs are under pressure not just from piracy but also from video-on-demand services.Computers, on the other hand, are both valuable and increasingly portable: they are now taken more commonly than anything except purses and wallets.
They're also getting increasingly portable.
The GamePad is Nintendo's way to combat the increasingly powerful and increasingly portable gaming devices we now carry with us.
The number of users relying on wireless data connections while riding public transportation vehicles, e.g., buses, trams, and trains, is increasing significantly, because of the high penetration of smart phones, tablets, and increasingly portable notebooks.
As work in the digital domain becomes increasingly portable, a slew of (mostly young) professionals have taken to the skies and seas to travel the globe while clocking in and collecting their directly deposited paychecks.
Today, as they confront new competition on the Web, television networks are increasingly embracing portable — and inexpensive — methods of production.
There are also objections from American music lovers who fear that they will be unable to use the increasingly popular portable MP3 devices or burn their own CD's to copy music that they have legally purchased.
The increase of available health data and the growing adoption of health-related apps is owed largely to the development of increasingly wearable, portable, and non-invasive devices and their sensors that can effectively measure and transmit biometric data.
The amount of health data is exploding in line with the growing adoption of health and medical apps, much of this thanks to the increasingly wearable, portable and user-friendly devices using smart sensors that can capture and transmit all kinds of biometric data.
Treatments are flexible enough to be used in hospitals, the patient's home, or increasingly by portable devices.
