Sentence examples for perpetually connected to from inspiring English sources

SAN FRANCISCO — Internet entrepreneurs climb on stage at technology conferences and praise a world in which everyone is perpetually connected to the Web.

And here's the twist: as the boundaries between work and personal lives blur, it often feels like our lives are getting more and more "disconnected". Information is funneled into more and more specialized applications to help us stay perpetually connected to our friends, colleagues, clients, and family (of course not always in that order).

We have cellphones and smartphones and iDevices and laptops and the ability to be perpetually connected.

Social media has become a fixture of modern life, a constant stream of information coming and going, and a way to stay perpetually connected.

It's easy to see how this generation — perpetually connected, empathetic, creative, restless — which has already changed business and how it operates, could drive the notion of impact even further by insisting that only system-wide change "counts" as impact.

As for the vaunted information revolution, its impact has been ambiguous at best, even if those with eyeballs glued to their personal electronic devices can't tolerate being offline long enough to assess the actual costs of being perpetually connected.

Today's customer is perpetually connected with brands, and is leaving behind a rich trail of behavior offering clues to their intents and interests.

Sun employees are each issued a card with a perpetually changing passcode that enables them to log in to the company's internal network from any computer connected to the Internet to retrieve e-mail or other information.

It evokes a romantic narrative utterly removed from our safe land-bound lives, perpetually connected and surveyed as they are.

Rooted at the intersection of performance and technology, Schneider's work critically investigates our over-dependence on being perpetually connected in an always-on world.

Home and the HTC First will mostly appeal to hardcore networkers, but they give us a vision of Facebook's ideal experience, how it wants us be perpetually connected.