Sentence examples for treating gadgets from inspiring English sources

It's treating gadgets as design objects.

In the process, Nass has proven over and over again that individuals treat gadgets as if they are other humans, expecting machines to be sensitive to our moods and feelings.

As we treat our gadgets more like people, we may also treat our people more like gadgets.

Google has allowed developers to play around with adding social features to iGoogle gadgets since last April, treating them effectively as OpenSocial apps.

Ideas for a good reward are treating yourself to a special outing or purchasing a new gadget.

Until then, homes in Japan will continue to fare like the country's ubiquitous electronic gadgets: be treated as disposable.

Although Twitter has been full of pictures of bent smartphones, it seems that the actual number of users affected is limited, with tech experts poiting out that the issue is not unique to Apple devices but simply a reflection of how casually many gadgets are treated.

The VHTs are also trained and equipped with medicine and diagnostic gadgets to treat malaria among children under five at the community level.

In a statement the company said Google Glass - the smart eyewear device that can record video - should be treated like any small gadget such as mobile phones.

A gadget reviewer might treat this as a glare problem (which is shared with iPad's smaller predecessors, but again, I'm mostly reading on my iPod Touch below ground), and an app developer might want to consider this as a design problem, but I'm more interested in what the iPad's reflective properties mean for reading.

Biggs tries to treat it like any other gadget until Carr shames him into admitting it should be buried in cement.