Sentence examples for irrelevant technology from inspiring English sources

Over the last few years, Steven P. Jobs, Apple's co-founder and former chief executive, has repeatedly said Adobe Flash was  an irrelevant technology for the Web and mobile devices, noting that HTML5 was superior for consumers.

The Bush administration's use of the Sept. 11 tragedy to hide its own fiscal mistakes, to justify military spending on irrelevant technology and to continue to promote tax cuts that favor its wealthy campaign contributors demonstrates a breathtaking cynicism.

The evolution of the laptop form factor was being held back by an increasingly irrelevant technology, and they decided to improve the quality of their product by breaking free of a physical constraint.

But what good is the brand if the purpose for its existence has been rendered irrelevant by technology?

This is irrelevant to technology's role.

Whether or not the world of Little Science as imagined by Weinberg ever existed became irrelevant; high-technology warfare had turned support of scientific research into a national security priority and promised to turn scientists and engineers into beneficiaries of Cold War largesse.

The stages have been made irrelevant because of technology and enhanced communication and transportation mechanisms.

The greedy, unethical leeches who abuse the legal system and prey on the success of others by extorting "licensing fees" for irrelevant or useless technology.

But more profoundly, most novelists think of science and technology as irrelevant to their central subject: human nature.

Per Larsson, its 38-year-old chief executive, insists that politically compromised mergers such as iX are irrelevant, and that superior technology can attract liquidity from any domestic exchanges.

Expensive running technology is irrelevant in such activities – it's what you're made of that counts, not what you've bought.