Sentence examples for technology danger from inspiring English sources

Like much of the Valley's mobile computing technology, Danger has its roots in Apple during the late 1980s.

It is not even new that he turns his attention from old-technology nuclear threats to new-technology dangers of genetic engineering, or turns from imaginings of ecological disaster to the threat of ambitious, hyper-intelligent robots.

Pink, a project to develop phones based on technology from Danger, a start-up acquired by Microsoft in 2008, is said to face death by cancellation even more likely after Danger lost personal data belonging to tens of thousands of its customers earlier this month.

What we urgently need, she argued, was a new appreciation of the ancient art of storytelling, which was, under the weight of all this new technology, in danger of being forgotten.

The lack of decent female roles is depressing (anguished mothers are sidelined as the pace of the action increases), and I suspect that some of the wobblier visual elements will not age well; like all films built upon cutting-edge technology, the danger of accelerated obsolescence is very real.

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So why should a sober warning about technology's dangers be treated as a revelation after being featured in the April issue of Wired magazine?

"Advancing technology is a danger for everybody," he said.

Mr. Rosen is right to worry about the fact that enhanced technology is a danger to anonymity.

SPORTS The death of a leading British sailor, the Olympic champion Andrew Simpson, shows how technology and modern danger have found their way into the America's Cup.

He personifies the danger technology has posed to copyright law, ever since the Motion Picture Association of America complained Betamax video players would destroy Hollywood.