Sentence examples for mundane devices from inspiring English sources

FOR most people, electricity meters are mundane devices.

But much of Dead Space 2's impressive scariness derives from more mundane devices, such as vents that unexpectedly blast you with steam, and gloriously chilling music, lighting and sound effects.

Some of the most mundane devices are designed to accomplish a simple task extremely well — and in some cases they still execute those duties better than their high-tech brethren.

Ultimately, one of the more mundane devices won out.

Ember, the company that Poor cofounded in 2001, gives mundane devices the power to communicate wirelessly.

With everything including tennis shoes and plastic cutlery looming as potential safety risks in the skies, travelers, aviation and federal officials are expressing concern that another mundane device -- the cart for food and beverage service -- could be turned into a weapon.

One of its more mundane new devices is the wireless access point that joins components in a local area network and provides access to the internet.

Voice control, long the stuff of science fiction and computer lab experiments, is popping up in more and more mundane household devices like clock radios, MP3 players, television remotes, telephones and light switches.

Now with the looming "Internet of Things," those sorts of capabilities are moving into even the most mundane of devices -- from refrigerators to Barbie dolls -- enveloping consumers in a Web of convenience that could connect nearly every aspect of their lives.

The founder of Nest has had a lifelong penchant for looking at mundane everyday household devices and wondering Why hasn't somebody improved this thing?

The more mundane the digital device is (i.e. mp3 player, cell phone), the less conspicuous you will be.