Sentence examples for sweet tech from inspiring English sources

Maybe use the trackpad for surfing and then flip the thing over once it's time to really hunker down and type up some sweet tech news.

Inside the little green package is some pretty sweet tech, including a 1500mAh lithium ion battery which will essentially double your iPhone's battery life, and can be charged via USB 2.0 or the solar panels on the back.

With one foot in sugar-sweet tech-house grooves and another in the angular contours of garage and futuristic bass music, these records defy expectation without clearing the dancefloor.

The young caretaker Patrick (Mr. Arnold) is a sweet, solitary tech nerd, but he seems somewhat odd when he tells his new boarder, Anna Ms. Hahnn), who moves into (where else?) the basement, that her predecessor was a "whack job".

Her friend had described him as a "sweet, nerdy tech-geek".

So maybe President Trump's recent comments about how the US should have stolen Iraq's oil and his statement of "maybe we'll have another chance" are actually about that sweet, sweet teleportation tech.

"It was an informal way of for us to all sit and get personal about our feelings on death," said Sweet, a former tech website editor who recently transitioned into taking classes in end-of-life care and found the event via Twitter.

Compiled by Unruly Media and mangled into shape by Janette 1. Jimmy Kimmel Reveals "Worst Twerk Fail EVER - Girl Catches Fire" Prank Twerk fail revealed 2. "Joking Bad" - Late Night with Jimmy Fallon Great chemistry 3. Ylvis - The Fox A brush with fame 4. Neo Mastiff Puppies Play Hide-and-Seek from Dad | Too Cute! Fur too sweet 5. Every tech commercial ever Tech another look 6.

The one day that us "normals," who were not chosen to be Google Glass Explorers during the first round of beta testing, can get our hands on some sweet, sweet high-tech spectacles.

This week, Apple's MacBook got some sweet new upgrades, major tech companies reported earnings, Snapchat's crazy new 3D stickers hit iOS and more.

While demand for satellite navigation gizmos surged last year, slackened consumer confidence and heightened competition has turned one of tech's sweetest niches sour.