Quotes About Technology

They should invent a snooze button that hits back.

Trying not to fall asleep because you are expecting a text from someone.....

I'd get a lot more sleep if I didnt insist on reading the entire internet every night.

in spite of having witnessed the birth of the telephone they decline to believe in the aeroplane.

Always remember that, when all's said and done, what does most to accelerate the evolution of the art of war is wars themselves. In

By bringing together people who share interests, no matter their location or time zone, social media has the potential to transform the workplace into an environment where learning is as natural as it is powerful.

In his book Average Is Over, economist Tyler Cowen sees a future in which high earners are those who "get" computers and information technology. Low earners, he argues, will be those who don't—the less technologically adept who will be forced to work in jobs attending to the needs and wants of the high earners.

Magic [makes] possible today what science will make a reality tomorrow.

The best way to accelerate a Macintosh is at 9.8msecsec.

Humankind now produces in two days the same amount of data it took us from the dawn of civilisation until 2003 to generate.

It's the great equalizer: black or white, male or female, norm or abnorm, the first thing most people do in the morning—before they even brush their teeth—is reach for their d-pad.

But there was no pressing CTRL+Z on a day, no loading a previous copy.

We are," Quinn said. "We're doing all of the stuff you've seen on tri-d. But if you want to see your friend again, we need to know what you know.

You want to change the world? Forget politics. Learn to code.

We are never more clever than in the creation of ways to destroy ourselves.

He never realized how noisy American silence was until all the gadgets died.

Orwell's vision of our terrible future was that world-- the world in which books are banned or burned. Yet it is not the most terrifying world I can think of. I think instead of Huxley-- ...I think of his Brave New World. His vision was the more terrible, especially because now it appears to be rapidly coming true, whereas the world of 1984 did not. What's Huxley's horrific vision? It is a world where there is no need for books to be banned, because no one can be bothered to read one.

Orwell's vision of our terrible future was that world - the world in which books are banned or burned. Yet it is not the most terrifying world I can think of. I think instead of Huxley [...] I think of his Brave New World. His vision was the more terrible, especially now because it appears to be rapidly coming true, whereas the world of 1984 did not. What is Huxley's horrific vision? It is a world where there is no need for books to be banned, because no one can be bothered to read one.

Orwell's vision of our terrible future [...] - the world in which books are banned. What is Huxley's horrific vision? It is a world where there is no need for books to be banned, because no one can be bothered to read them'.

Biological psychologist Also known as neuro- or biopsychologists, biological psychologists use scanners and other high-tech equipment to study the brain and learn about the biological basis of behavior.

Airplanes are interesting toys but of no military value.

I can't drag myself away from 'Final Cut Pro.' It is a digital video editing system. I am obsessed with it, but I am always away from home, and I can't use it.

Fresh newsprint, good coffee, assorted texts, some messages on her BlackBerry, what more could the modern world offer?

Robots would save the elderly from the woes of the ageing flesh.