Sentence examples for of personal technology from inspiring English sources
In the new world of personal technology, even the sky is no longer the limit.
The era of personal technology is in many ways just beginning.In this section The magician Here we go again A Burmese spring?
The spike in interest in wearable computing devices is shaking up the digital watch industry, catapulting a sleepy business to the cutting edge of personal technology.
The survey also points out however that less than half (44%) of those companies have a formal BYOD plan in place to manage the use of personal technology.
Mr Andreessen reckons a similar change in the networking and storage world will lead to the creation of many more new companies.He is also convinced that there will be dramatic changes in the realm of personal technology.
Morgan Stanley, an investment bank, believes that in 2011 combined shipments of smartphones and tablets will overtake those of personal computers (PCs).The revolution is mobileThis marks a turning-point in the world of personal technology.
"The next step is to make those devices aware of how humans work and to get them to adapt to their habits".If there is one part of the world where personal technology is on its way towards becoming ubiquitous it is Asia, where several richer countries have created impressive infrastructures on which all sorts of personal technologies can work.
A JISC report, Thriving in the 21st century, found that there is poor support for learners to make effective use of technologies for learning, and in some institutions there are still barriers to the use of personal technologies, such as mobile phones, and social networks, such as Facebook.
"Going forward, wireless will be the more convenient thing," said Werner Goertz, research director of personal technologies at research firm Gartner.
Part of the reason for the recent boom in recalls is because of the personal technology revolution.
The combination of new devices with pervasive connectivity and plentiful online content is raising citizens' expectations of what personal technology can achieve.
