The phrase "technological gadgets" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a term used to describe electronic devices that make everyday tasks easier. For example, "Millennials often use the latest technological gadgets to make their lives easier".
How are toys different from technological gadgets?
Many of the fixes, while technological in nature, are meant to hide other unsightly technological gadgets.
Most of the objects that Anderson binds in copper are defunct technological gadgets.
Ms. Merritt put a request for donations, accepted through Amazon.com and PayPal, on her blog, as well as a wish list of technological gadgets.
Search the Internet for answers, then interview a computer technician as to what steps lay people can take to protect their computers and technological gadgets.
Conservatives in the House, and some Democrats, want the border sealed with manpower, fencing and technological gadgets before they will even consider guest workers.
Mr. Raman, 43, is now working to modify the latest technological gadget that he says could make life easier for blind people: a touch-screen phone.
These days no one reads instruction manuals, and if they do it is taken as proof that the particular technological gadget – whether it is a lawnmower, mobile phone or car – is badly designed.
3. Tell the class to imagine that a card company has opened an experimental research branch to expand its business and hired the class to develop and promote new a technological gadget for the modern dad (e.g. electronic hair clipper, after-shave lotion dispenser, "applause" golf tee, etc).
Rooms are stocked with every technological gadget, from DVD players and CDs to digital television and Internet access.
I believe you will find that many more people than expected will agree that less is more, and that true happiness is not found in a new car or the latest technological gadget, but in the connections we have to the living creatures whose lives are supported by our planet.
