Sentence examples for thinking about computers from inspiring English sources

"I am thinking about computers".

For me, algorithms give you a different way of thinking about computers.

For technology to really be an agent for change, he said we need to stop thinking about computers per capita and start thinking about empowering NGOs and other members of society.

Some 1.8 million digital cameras were sold in 1999, and billions of digital photos are filling up hard disks and being shared through Internet photo sites [Downtime, Page 12.] It is inevitable that demand will grow for a convenient way to exchange and display all these photos, even among people who get red-eyed and blurry just thinking about computers.

Windows 8 probably won't make everyone happy, but it does herald -- for better or for worse -- a new era in PCs and a refreshed way of thinking about computers from one of the largest tech companies in the world.

While most of the world is still processing the meteoric rise of products like Instagram and Pinterest, Kumar has been thinking about computer vision for a long time, dating back to his PhD work on eye-tracking.

And it does seem to me that this is a naive approach to take when thinking about technology in all its forms: in particular when thinking about computer automation, but also when thinking about our own desires and experience of life and of the world.

"The complexity of newly engineered systems coupled with their potential impact on lives, the environment, etc., raise a set of ethical issues that engineers had not been thinking about," said William A. Wulf, a computer scientist who until last year headed the National Academy of Engineering.

"Businesses should stop thinking about it as a small Web site on a tiny computer, and start thinking about mobile as being deeply embedded systems of engagement.

Worth thinking about, indeed.

Something that crossed my mind: Strategy Analytics estimates that Microsoft captured a mere 1.5percentt global tablet OS market share in Q4 2011, which is very ironic if you think about how early the software giant started thinking about tablet computers and their potential in the enterprise and getting such devices into consumers' hands.