Sentence examples for today's computing from inspiring English sources

If the $1,299 MacBook were the only game in town for someone looking for a portable Apple OS X computer in that price range, and if it offered the port loadout it does in today's computing and computer accessory environment, then some of these complaints might be valid – but it isn't, and they're not.

In today's computing environment, it's easy for spies, bureaucrats and thieves to "share" private information that isn't theirs and (paradoxically) hard for public agencies to share information in the public interest.

That's the sad, sordid truth of today's computing world.

Today's computing engines have advanced, so it's possible that this could work, but I'm sceptical as the other systems I've used have required a conscious effort to suspend your disbelief".

It is fashionable to recognise the viciousness of today's computing only to declare resistance unthinkable.

By adding sensors to today's computing and communications technology, sentient computing seeks to take account of a machine's environment in order to make it more responsive and useful.

It's a strategy, he notes, that worked for Apple in last century's computing industry.

He noted that in the early 1980's, computing was more focused on data processing, while today the focus is communications.

In this particular case, your situation stems from: Apple's desire to dominate tomorrow's computing; its absolute loathing of Google; and its willingness to treat customers badly, at least in the short term, in order to achieve corporate goals.

But the budget savings projected by the sanitation department were replaced by "incremental costs," as the sanitation department noted in several studies during the 1990's computing how much extra it was spending per year to recycle material rather than bury it.

Or is he looking at its future as the location tendons to the data-based skeleton of tomorrow's computing?