Sentence examples for technology incompatible from inspiring English sources
On Monday, Apple officials reiterated the company's statements that it was "highly likely" that it would alter the iPod software in the future to make the Harmony technology incompatible.
And while the department says that the proviso would protect Microsoft from a charge that it had violated the decree by adopting a technology incompatible with other firms' products...
China is discovering that a sophisticated knowledge economy operating at the frontiers of technology is incompatible with an authoritarian one-party state.
Ultimately the technology proves incompatible with Voyager systems.
The central reasons are that this country's dominant technologies are incompatible with those used in many other lands, and, in places where the underlying technology is a match, the overseas systems often operate on different radio frequencies--or your carrier doesn't have an applicable roaming agreement.
Imaging of fixed24,32 and dehydrated23 specimens have also been reported, however the underpinning technologies are incompatible with living specimens.
For example, existing sensor and actuator networks often use propriety network technologies that are incompatible with technologies from other vendors, even though the devices use the same radio chip.
The problem was that the group's dizzying growth in the 1990s, combined with its highly decentralised structure, had left it with a mish-mash of incompatible technology platforms.About two years ago, he appointed Michael McConnell, one of Enron's rising stars, as his technology supremo, with a remit to sort out this mess.
Cingular (now AT&T) and T-Mobile use GSM, while Sprint and Verizon use CDMA, an incompatible technology.
You've got incompatible technology that's held together by sweat and ingenuity and, possibly, prayer.
This could leave the NHS with incompatible technology systems which do not advance the common goal of improving the collaboration across health and social care organisations.
