"technological convenience" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the ease that technology brings when completing everyday tasks. For example, "Today, we often take for granted the technological convenience of being able to purchase items online."
"This clock points out the ultimate irony of QR codes," Ciuffo writes, "which is that they are a technological convenience that really isn't convenient.
Of course, all this technological convenience won't come cheaply.
"Modern cell phones are not just another technological convenience," Roberts wrote.
And he went on, "Modern cell phones are not just another technological convenience.
When Mr. Williamson, his wife, Cerise, and their young child relocated last year from Seattle for his job at Oxygen, they chose the Hoboken loft because it offered proximity to Manhattan and the technological convenience he craved.
There was skepticism in some quarters on Friday, partly because the broadcasters were perceived to be resisting a form of technological convenience — streaming TV on Internet-connected devices — that consumers have shown they want.
There is no denying that fossil fuels have been extraordinarily convenient and effective in providing the technological conveniences and comforts of modern times.
Modernists focused on universal human needs instead of cultural markings: no matter your class or race, you would benefit from ample sunlight, flexible spaces and technological conveniences.
Now he's a model who also takes photographs and whose comic narcissism is nimbly enabled by all the latest technological conveniences.
The new colonial now under construction — at 4,200 square feet, slightly smaller than the old house, but outfitted with a full array of modern technological conveniences — is being marketed by Rhodes, Van Note & Company for $1.85 million.
So you ask, What are you going to do about all the stuff around you? How are you going to use all these skills?" Perhaps for less altruistic reasons, but often with positive results for the poor, corporations have made India a laboratory for extending modern technological conveniences to those long deprived.
