Sentence examples for new age of computing from inspiring English sources
With the basic capabilities of a computer now available on a tiny speck of silicon, some observers realized that this was the dawn of a new age of computing.
This new age of computing requires a technology being equally capable to match its growth.
The smartphone maker was, perhaps, something of a dark horse in the space, but its Vive headset has scored high rankings among industry stalwarts, positioning the Taiwanese for something of a renaissance at the dawn of a new age of computing.
Betting on Alexa, however, is a bet on the future of advertising and a bet on a new age of computing – one where consumers interact with the web, with retail, with applications, with other devices in their home, and with brands and ads, just by speaking.
There's a lot of talk about how web apps and the cloud are heralding a new age of computing, but for the forseeable future many people are still going to be relying heavily on desktop software — especially as operating systems start to bake in their own App Stores.
When IBM brought out its ThinkPad line of laptops 20 years ago, it ushered in a new age of portable computing.
However, only few studies have explored how traditional knowledge management processes and practices are challenged and evolve in relation to social and technological transformation stemming from the new age of cloud-computing environments.
Much media attention has focused on Apple, Google, Microsoft and the new age of mobile Internet computing.
It will lead us into a new age of true anticipatory contextual and augmented computing, where our devices provide the information and intelligence at the exact moment we want it.
Consider the Abacus By this time the public is well aware that a new age of machines is upon us based on the computing machine, and not on the power machine.
