Sentence examples for most gadgets are from inspiring English sources

"I HAVE said before that without content, most gadgets are just junk," says Sir Howard Stringer, the Welsh-born American who was named as Sony's new chief executive on March 7th.

Some of the most useful gadgets are those made by Google engineers themselves however.

The most desirable gadgets are small and easy to use, said Christine Harmel, the chief executive of Interactive Resources, a company in Manhattan that matches Web site developers with clients.

Out of the box, the two most important gadgets are the plastic body that holds your marker and the base station that records your work.

Most modern gadgets are designed to be as slim, light, and sleek as possible.

Some of the most sublimely ridiculous gadgets are designed to appeal to a younger set who spend hours in front of computers.

In Australia Dr. Peter Collignon conducted a hospital survey a few years ago and concluded that almost 40% of hospitals reuse disposable devices, that 13 of the 14 most commonly recycled gadgets are unsafe and that, for every 1 million surgeries, perhaps 40 people get infections as a result.

GPS TRACKING The trouble with most tracking gadgets is that they rely on battery power, which means you have to remember to charge them and put them back in the car.

Even the near-ubiquitous rechargeable lithium-ion battery, which powers most modern gadgets, was invented in the 1970s.

(Although, most of the newspaper gadgets are set up so that clicking on a headline takes you to their sites, but that is their choice).

Then in 2010 the electronics industry suffered its own sweatshop scandal when 18 workers at Foxconn facilities in China, where most of the world's gadgets are produced, attempted suicide.