Sentence examples for technology smartphone from inspiring English sources

In the commercial space Uber took existing technology (smartphone app, drivers) but built a unique business model (gig economy disrupting taxis).

With Qnovo technology, smartphone OEMs can offer excellent use time (3Ah+ capacity), fast charging (1 day use with 20 minute fast charge), two year lifetime (800 cycles) in a thin form factor (7mm or less thickness) — simultaneously," he tells TechCrunch.

This is surprising, as younger doctors might be considered early adopters of technology; smartphone ownership is ubiquitous in this group.

But now legislators, regulators, advocacy groups and marketers are squaring off over newer technology: smartphones and mobile apps that can continuously record and share people's precise movements.

Environment A Cleanup in China The unrestricted mining of rare minerals in China for the manufacture of modern technology (smartphones, wind turbines) has been linked to landslides, clogged rivers and tainted drinking water, among other problems.

After the murder Adebolajo and Adebowale did not attempt to flee but remained at the scene and tried to turn modern technology – smartphones with cameras – into a tool of propaganda.

"People nowadays are used to touchscreen technology, smartphones and laptops and there is so much more you can do in a museum than stand and look at a collection," she says.

Mr Schur and Dr Wang first had the idea in 2006, but developments in wearable technology, smartphones, and the cloud came together for them in 2013, when they formed the company.

I recently led a workshop focused on helping us develop a wiser relationship to our technology (smartphones, iPads, computers, television, etc).

Finally, with the constantly evolving nature of technology, smartphones and other handheld devices have superseded PDAs since this study was completed.

This theoretical framework inspired the SmartAPPetite project, which aims to make use of an everyday technology, smartphones, to influence health behaviour change.