Sentence examples for neat technology from inspiring English sources

And the history of Hadoop itself is a neat technology tale of sharing, failure, persistence and serendipity.

It's really a pretty neat technology, and it would have been fantastic if CNN, Google (YouTube's parent company), or the Democratic Party had figured out some way to harness it for the purposes of Monday night's debate.

You'll be jealous, see, because your MacBook that you just bought won't have that neat technology.

Beyond neat technology, the site has expanded to include every finance topic you can think of from what to do if your car is totaled to writing a will plus tools like online bill paying and presentment.

Obviously, what Microsoft has built is far more research project than manufacturable good, but at the same time, it's neat technology and a fun look into the future.

As one YouTube team member put it, this is one of the first times a YouTube feature has actually worked better in IE. There's also some neat technology related to the meme videos.

"There are a lot of neat technologies, but you have to be able to make them cost-effectively," said Bill Watkins, Seagate's chief executive.

Anyway, I only mention the Euros because of this neat camera technology ESPN has this year, Axis.

Minimalist, neat and technology-free, they work with every look, and thanks to a bunch of new collaborations, are fashion-approved.

From the 1960s through the early 1990s nearly all of the neat digital technologies appeared first in the workplace.

Oh well, rapidly decarbonizing the country and helping to avoid catastrophic climate change with some neat-ass technology was a nice thought.