Corporate cost-cutting is about to invade information technology budgets, and when the ax falls it will be felt by hardware, software and electronics vendors around the globe.
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Has Dave Eggers written a parable of our time, an eviscerating takedown of Silicon Valley and its privacy-invading technology companies?
Not morally, of course: military technology kills and maims people more efficiently, surveillance technology invades privacy more pervasively, and so forth.
A month before that, under Congressional orders, the T.S.A. removed from checkpoints the last of about 250 widely criticized Rapiscan body-scanner machines, which it had vigorously defended for years against claims that the X-ray technology invaded personal privacy.
From the advent of flash photography to the early use of telephones, these advances raised fears that our lives had been invaded by outside technology.
Especially when there are millions of notifications and distractions for people, silence is becoming more and more scarce as technology invades our lives.
As colleges straddle the past, present and future, their students are firmly planted in the digital world, and technology innovations are invading the hallowed halls of ivy.
CSI: Cyber Someone appears to be invading an Internet car company's computer technology, using the acquired information to victimize some passengers.
In 2012 the makers of action film "Red Dawn" used CGI technology to retroactively change the identity of foreign forces invading the U.S. from Chinese to North Korean.
And are there home technologies that can enhance security and independence without invading privacy?
