Sentence examples for technology author from inspiring English sources

PROFILE of pop technology author George Gilder, 60... To say that George Gilder is an optimist is to realize what a dowdy, cautious word "optimist" is.

By Larissa MacFarquhar The New Yorker, May 29, 2000 P. 102 PROFILE of pop technology author George Gilder, 60... To say that George Gilder is an optimist is to realize what a dowdy, cautious word "optimist" is.

Its 2013 selection was the cheerful "what should we be worried about?" - and, for the polemical technology author Evgeny Morozov, the best answer was the word "smart" itself.

As the technology author Nicholas Carr wrote, "There needs to be time for efficient data collection and time for inefficient contemplation, time to operate the machine and time to sit idly in the garden".

In what technology author Steven Levy dubbed "the mother of all demos," Engelbart demonstrated what could happen when computers talk to one another, showcasing innovations such as word processing, collaborative editing, hypertext links, video conferencing and desktop windows — 13 years before the IBM personal computer and 15 years before the Macintosh.

With today's technology, authors can work with very competent print-on-demand companies and produce a hardbound book for around $10 (which still leaves them with a profit of $15 per book, compared with royalties of two bucks).

"They just don't get it," said Toshinao Sasaki, a technology writer and author.

"Could MySpace have become what Facebook is, a utility used by hundreds of millions of people worldwide?" said David Kirkpatrick, a technology writer and author of "The Facebook Effect".

Joe Hutsko is a technology writer and author, most recently of Green Gadgets For Dummies.

Clive Thompson, technology writer and author of the new book "Smarter Than You Think," stopped by HuffPost Live to talk with Alyona Minkovski about a technologically advanced future that is not all doom and gloom.

Stephanie Cottrell Bryant, a technology writer and the author of "Videoblogging for Dummies," suggests getting a laptop with a built-in camera.