Migliaccio & Rathod described itself as a tech savvy firm.
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Tech savvy is no longer a necessity for smart home customers.
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This extension isn't necessarily for you, tech savvy readers of TechCrunch.
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Now it uses its tech savvy to boost returns in takeovers.
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These young people are educated, tech savvy, and full of potential.
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These speakers are great for the not so tech-savvy dads.
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Well, if you're watching this right now, you're probably tech-savvy.
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A wider range of jobs requires more tech savvy than ever.
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An estimated 60 percent of Airbnb customers are tech-savvy "millennials".
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He waited a beat and replied, "You're tech-savvy enough, Alessandra."
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This is where it pays to be a bit tech-savvy.
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In fact, you don't have to be tech-savvy at all.
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I wouldn't say my husband and I are particularly tech savvy.
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First Baptist is a little church, albeit a tech-savvy one.
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Smart home gifts are a great idea for the tech-savvy mom.
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What has been the general reaction to it from tech-savvy people?
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Hence THG lauding Berlin as "home to a highly tech-savvy community".
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By his own admission, Dear isn't the most tech-savvy business owner.
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"The Obama administration was very tech friendly and tech savvy," said Daryanani.
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She was tech-savvy, and started following me on Twitter and Instagram.
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But tech-savvy folks adore it as an efficient masterpiece of engineering.
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Tech-savvy entrepreneurs offer livestreaming as a service to hesitant funeral directors.
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AMC is still betting on its popularity with younger, tech-savvy viewers.
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Despite IPO surge, Hong Kong investors aren't tech savvy, warns Razer CEO
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That's when he found a flashier, tech-savvy option for getting around.
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Even tech-savvy Volkswagen is behind, with only some updates available remotely.
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It definitely won't be a good experience for non tech-savvy people.
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In response, the Pentagon may be increasingly targeting these tech-savvy members.
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The terrorists are also tech savvy, they could be on social media.
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The issue has also sparked the attention of some tech-savvy lawmakers.
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Her tech-savvy characters are painted within natural landscapes and zen locations.
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In fact, it's probably necessary to track down some tech savvy criminals.
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More than 4,000 volunteers are helping Democratic campaigns become more tech-savvy.
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Bangladesh has a young, tech-savvy population and near double-digit growth.
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"We are training society to become more tech savvy," said another one.
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Kentucky Fried Chicken is once again showing how tech-savvy it is.
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And, China's tech companies train their sights on the tech-savvy elderly.
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Chief Operating Officer John Hinshaw brings tech savvy from Hewlett Packard Enterprise.
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This stuff is too complicated for tech-savvy people, let alone normals.
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"I'm not very tech savvy, but I'm very tech wary," she said.
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That's why I recommend Apple products to people who aren't tech savvy.
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It's a tech-savvy luxury rocket that can transport you into another realm.
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Ireland is another small, tech-savvy country that is finding opportunities in Asia.
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The company started on mobile and continues to serve that tech-savvy audience.
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How can you protect your privacy online if you're not especially tech-savvy?
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But it's not just the young and tech-savvy generation that's buying in.
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A tech-savvy billionaire, Bansal took over as CEO of Flipkart in 2016.
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Goldman hired the tech-savvy Mahajan to revamp the business in March 2015.
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"So tech savvy," Bates, 26, wrote with a phone and zany face emojis.
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Sometimes even the most well-meaning and tech savvy parentals can slip up.
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Tech-savvy families ask funeral directors to point them to one that does.
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In effect, then, Bartos is the ideal photographer for the tech-savvy Marker.
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He acknowledged that not everyone's as handy and tech savvy as he is.
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Sometimes more: he admits he's not as tech-savvy as his younger colleagues.
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Just because you own a fancy laptop doesn't mean you're very tech savvy.
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But being slightly more tech-savvy than you, he also spots a solution.
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But those who are more tech-savvy naturally benefit more from Tor technology.
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"I encourage my younger or tech-savvy patients to go online," Cocco says.
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Nonetheless, tech-savvy Democrats should welcome the embrace of their open access vision.
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Objective, easy-to-visualize data appeals to players from a tech-savvy generation.
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It's hardly surprising that a tech-savvy generation would proselytize on the internet.
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But members of Congress don't have a reputation for being particularly tech savvy.
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Spent well, the startup could leap ahead of the less tech-savvy competition.
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And how many tech-savvy early adopters really need a space-age pickup?
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We know they watch a lot of YouTube and are absurdly tech-savvy.
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He told ABC Action News that his tech savvy helped him spot the lens.
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Now that Apple is working with Oprah, her book club is getting tech savvy.
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Tech-savvy smartphone users aren't the only ones who could use rides on demand.
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Tech-savvy insurers are going one step further, exploiting entirely new sources of data.
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Bowser, much like my own father, does not appear to be immediately tech savvy.
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Tech-savvy teachers, turned entrepreneurs can bring design thinking to bear on corporate strategy.
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A virtual private network (VPN) can mask your internet activity with minimal tech savvy.
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It probably doesn't help PC users tend to be on the tech savvy side.
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They may be older or have less resources or not be as tech savvy.
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But that's kind of a pain, especially for a user who's not tech-savvy.
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Academia and education offers ideas, research and a sustainable flow of tech-savvy workers.
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Ignoring the tech-savvy and luxurious Range Rover, even modern 4x4s are woefully antiquated.
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While donors might be older and using AOL accounts, they are still tech savvy.
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A recruiter for a big consultancy affirms that tech-savvy MBAs are "very attractive".
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More tech-savvy writers than I have explained before exactly how predictive text works.
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Clinton because when people say I am not tech-savvy, that hurts my feelings.
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Educated, well-traveled and tech-savvy, they are emerging as the new target market.
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Independent mesh networks set up by tech-savvy Cubans exist, though they're technically illegal.
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Check that your computer, internet connection and tech savvy are up to the task.
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However, being tech-savvy while being able to command a stage — now that's interesting.
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Seoul (CNN Business)South Korea is one of the world's most tech savvy countries.
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It opened up a new realm, merging the tech savvy with the art fanatics.
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There's governors, too, so there's a lot of very tech-savvy people throughout government.
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There are several options from which to choose depending on one's tech savvy and budget.
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These organizations have always existed: They're old-school propagandists with new-school, tech-savvy reach.
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If you're not particularly tech savvy, don't worry: The process is straightforward and user-friendly.
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Excellent question, and one that is particularly relevant to the tech-savvy readers of Mashable.
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"Young, tech-savvy customers want to make very easy, very quick purchasing decisions," said Runnals.
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This tech-savvy solar cycle could bring a lucky swipe on a digital dating app.
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Just 4 percent of my friends, centered around tech savvy San Francisco, had enabled it.
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"They're actually not that tech savvy, they're very brick and mortar believe it or not."
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The President came to SXSWi because he wanted to address a young, tech-savvy audience.
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These cities are starting to attract young people looking for cool, hip, tech-savvy jobs.
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Sacramento, the capital of California, wants to prove that it's tech-savvy but safety-minded.
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The Echo Show will act as her companion even if she's not tech savvy, though.
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Shopping for your non-tech-savvy parents can be a pretty tall order to fulfill.
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But there is one thing that most of these tech-savvy activists have in common.
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A new closeness has emerged, partly through a shared reliance on intricate tech-savvy processes.
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Buying and selling bitcoin had traditionally been challenging for all but the most tech-savvy.
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Some tech-savvy Ugandans initially installed encrypted virtual private networks (VPN) to avoid the tax.
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If you're tech-savvy and a serious writer, chances are you already know about Scrivener.
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The bulletin boards, FTP sites, and tech-savvy users of the era handled the rest.
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Washington workers are tech-savvy — this state has the second-largest concentration of STEM workers.
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Some of them require goading less tech-savvy friends and relatives into trying new tools.
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But the aging Mr. Berlusconi is no match for the younger, tech-savvy Mr. Salvini.
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With more than 300 million tech-savvy millennials, India is an enticing market for Walmart.
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In theory, tech-savvy Japan should be better off when it comes to electronic espionage.
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Tech-savvy staffers are training up Morgan Stanley financial advisers on the firm's WealthDesk tools.
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It's all controlled by a touchpad that's infuriating to operate, even for tech-savvy users.
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"We're bringing in more fresh and interesting brands to attract tech savvy consumers," Navarrette said.
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And tech-savvy countries like Estonia are innovating in ways that make government more efficient.
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"I'm trying to recruit people who are tech-savvy and also business-savvy," he said.
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The 89-year-old monarch – who herself is tech-savvy and even owns an iPad – approves.
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If it's not clear by now, The Verge obviously didn't hire me for my tech savvy.
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The government is essentially taking it upon itself to be the nation's nagging, tech-savvy friend.
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Take USB chargers, for instance, which can be confusing to those who are less tech-savvy.
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It's not a big ask for the tech-savvy, but it'll surely put off some users.
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And you can see also, especially if you are not especially tech savvy, that sounds great.
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Everything works via WiFi, so even the most non-tech savvy people can figure this out.
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It's led to incredible results and is becoming relied upon by tech-savvy real estate professionals.
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It also reckons POS companies and "tech savvy restaurants" can complete the integration in two weeks.
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The company's technical director and main developer of Kaspersky's antivirus software led the "tech-savvy" faction.
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Those people tend to be young, fairly tech-savvy, and, importantly, already engaged in their health.
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In Asia, led by India, Netflix has won fans among a young, tech-savvy middle class.
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One way they're doing that is by trying to making shopping more "personal" and tech-savvy.
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There's good density, and it's a tech-savvy town with early adopters who are really receptive.
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He wasn't tech-savvy, but he just got it, and was totally on board with it.
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I had forgotten that my computer automatically plugs in my password (I'm not very tech savvy).
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The company's Generation 3 e-scooter is more tech-savvy and sturdy than the last model.
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Technology has leveled the playing field between tech-savvy entrepreneurs and large corporations with ample resources.
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The more tech-savvy viewers can cut the cord and still watch the events in Cleveland.
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The NSA isn't the only secretive national intelligence agency having trouble keeping its tech-savvy recruits.
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"People who are tech savvy really respect Israeli companies," said Naoya Otsuba, AppsFlyer's manager in Japan.
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It's an interesting move from Opera and an obvious bid to attract more tech-savvy users.
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Bernie Sanders, is emboldening a new generation of mostly young, tech-savvy progressive activists and organizers.
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This move could be an effort to appeal to a younger generation of tech-savvy shoppers.
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Other seniors looking to be tech-savvy or start a small business go to Senior Planet.
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That is why an overwhelming number, 73%, of millennials who are tech savvy voted to remain.
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You might have found it easier on the diagonal corner with ADULATE, RENEWER and TECH SAVVY.
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Ahead of his appointment, Johnson was billed as a tech-savvy veteran of the coffee world.
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There are companies that will do this pretty cheaply; even a tech-savvy friend could help.
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"He wasn't tech-savvy at all," Elizabeth Spiers, the paper's former editor in chief, told me.
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Other studies have found older generations are just as tech-savvy, but slower to adopt overall.
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Even some of the coolest start-ups in tech-savvy Beijing have designated party-building spaces.
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Can a work force of thousands of young, tech-savvy spies ever be immune to leaks?
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I think it's also made things harder for sex workers that are not as tech savvy.
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The maneuver piqued the attention of the less tech-savvy Gen-Xers and millennials on Twitter.
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That might be great for tech-savvy users who are aware of this kind of tracking.
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Proponents view Africa's young, tech-savvy, population as willing adopters of tech solutions to urban problems.
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It is among the most educated and tech-savvy, with 8.7 percent working in STEM professions.
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Earlier this year, Puma called on "tech-savvy" people to test its latest self-lacing shoes.
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For the more tech-savvy agents, this allows them to target and understand their potential buyers.
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He'll have the hang of it in seconds, regardless of whether he's tech-savvy or not.
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And then the other thing is that most of them, they are not so tech savvy.
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Queen Elizabeth may be turning 90 on April 21, but she is one tech-savvy Gan-Gan.
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Phil's prediction — which is available more formally on his website, is this guy tech savvy or what?
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Banks that fail to provide a seamless omnichannel experience will quickly fall behind more tech-savvy competitors.
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Despite its young, tech-savvy population, shoppers in the Middle East still prefer to shop in stores.
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It creates a culture of knowledge-sharing that develops these tech-savvy learners to their full potential.
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That has left South Korea surprisingly resistant to disruptive technologies despite its tech-savvy image, they say.
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Which is basically what happened to me when I signed up with a tech-savvy banking startup.
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Complete with an adjustable rope length, this is a must-have for the tech-savvy gym-goer.
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This may come in the form of hiring hackers, recruiting tech-savvy teens and educating new recruits.
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The proposals were vetted and submitted for judgment by tech-savvy astronaut and former ISS resident Col.
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Clinics have become more open, tech-savvy and attentive to their users, who are growing in number.
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Fortunately, building a language-based bot doesn't require too much tech savvy or programming knowledge, explained Bergquist.
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A few months ago, a tech-savvy friend had some major issues with his business bank account.
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Part of the attraction of Finland is the availability of tech-savvy talent from companies like Nokia.
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A tech-savvy advocate heading the DOT means our autonomous future is in good hands for now.
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"This product is for tech savvy people, early adopters," said Tamim el Zein, director of business development.
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Maybe it's because consumers are finally more tech-savvy, but Black Friday Deals are finally getting better.
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It should be no surprise that a majority of our elected officials aren't the most tech-savvy.
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Members of the incoming freshman class of Congress next year are younger and, seemingly, more tech savvy.
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And one of the most tech savvy people in Congress is starting to wonder what's going on.
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However, it is undoubtedly a double-edged sword, easily turned against even the most tech-savvy candidates.
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Consumers (or tech-savvy reporters or consumer advocacy groups) cannot easily differentiate between secure and insecure products.
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This is why an overwhelming number, 73 percent, of millennials who are tech-savvy voted to remain.
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The company is aiming to get its tech-savvy vehicles out on the roads by around 2020.
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Undeterred, and with the help of his tech-savvy friend and co-director Dylan Reeve, he persevered.
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Jones) and on the other by a tech-savvy millennial rising quickly through the ranks (Ms. Vikander).
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"Iranians are tech-savvy but by using jailbroken phones they leave themselves really vulnerable," Ms. Dagres said.
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Along the way, her parents, both tech-savvy educators, warned of the obvious perils of living publicly.
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The Vatican has launched a $110 "eRosary" in a bid to encourage tech-savvy Catholics to pray.
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And many legacy institutions are now finding themselves challenged by tech-savvy upstarts proposing blockchain-based solutions.
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"Anywheres," for Goodhart, are well educated, well traveled, tech savvy and mostly liberal, agile and entrepreneurial elites.
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Researchers found the senior center participants were "for more tech-savvy" than they had expected, Fahs said.
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In a similar vein, continued innovation in the tech world means continued opportunities for tech-savvy entrepreneurs.
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Maybe France's government and top taxi services are just not tech savvy enough to compete against Uber.
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His work, he says, is to make those protections possible for the average person without much tech savvy.
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This is one of those self-consciously tech-savvy hipster friends who uses all the latest smartphone apps.
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However the younger generation which are more tech-savvy and bilingual, are definitely more receptive to this concept.
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"We're going for higher-end, affluent people who are tech-savvy and eager to do this," Pachikov says.
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For a start, the quiz is self-selecting, only likely to be taken by relatively tech-savvy individuals.
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In 2008, Silicon Valley's tech community overwhelmingly backed Barack Obama's tech-savvy campaign over the establishment-favorite Clinton.
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In 22008, Silicon Valley's tech community overwhelmingly backed Barack Obama's tech-savvy campaign over the establishment-favorite Clinton.
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Conveniently for Mastercard, the 2KUZE pilot is launching in Kenya, one of the continent's more tech savvy countries.
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Granted, though tech-savvy and accessible, the i3 easily takes the cake for cool-factor over the Bolt.
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Harvesters, the most tech savvy team members, use scripts and code to scrape the data from each site.
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Long is not the only tech-savvy man to write an algorithm to hack his online-dating experience.
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While Kate McKinnon's Jillian Holtzmann is the tech-savvy one of the bunch and also the scene-stealer.
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Shoppers in the Arab world prefer to make purchases in-store despite a young and tech-savvy population.
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To combat the newly crowded delivery market, Domino's (DPZ) is trying to offer more tech-savvy delivery services.
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He also explained that Twilio's communications software isn't just used by tech-savvy giants like Airbnb and Uber.
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Clayton plays Nomi Marks, a tech-savvy West Coaster with a knack for the less-than-legal arts.
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But in addition to that, science is now as global and tech-savvy an institution as anything else.
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E-commerce in the Middle East is expanding quickly due to the region's young and tech-savvy population.
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Wyden has proven to be one of the most tech savvy members of the mostly tech-impaired senate.
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If you're really, really tech-savvy, you might have done that in a matter of seconds, not minutes.
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Although the interiors of its cars are all fitted with exquisite materials, they've never been particularly tech-savvy.
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TVs and cable boxes routinely have horrendous interfaces, making the most tech-savvy among us recoil in horror.
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The bank's distinctive coral-coloured card has become commonplace in the wallets of the young and tech savvy.
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The Sonic comes with features, such as a Wi-Fi hotspot, that any tech-savvy shopper would love.
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"The tech-savvy consumer here is just as hungry for immediate gratification as their Western counterparts," he noted.
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Reuters spoke with Barr, also known as Tech Savvy Mama, to get her back-to-school shopping tips.
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Any mom, tech-savvy or no, can appreciate a good gadget that makes her life easier and happier.
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This is probably because Iran has a highly educated and tech-savvy middle class which respects American values.
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One by one, the tech savvy began using the flashlights on their phones to light up the night.
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Algeria has one of the world's slowest internet speeds, but its young people are still very tech-savvy.
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"The Chinese audience is tech-savvy," said Rick Garson, CEO and founder of content development studio VX entertainment.
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It's good for tech-savvy folks, tailgating enthusiasts and family-haulers who value a smooth but tall ride.
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Purists were outraged, and a group of tech-savvy collectors searched for other times when cards were manipulated.
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They came across a bunch of mom-and-pop, non-tech-savvy businesses selling things like birdhouses online.
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But only for a time, because tech-savvy Vietnamese internet users have always been able to find workarounds.
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Not every student's parent or guardian is tech-savvy or even available in the day to supervise schoolwork.
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Such tools are also only likely to be sought out by the minority of more tech-savvy users.
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Some of the sector's younger and more tech-savvy firms are getting creative in their coronavirus preparation plans.
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Some of the sector's younger and more tech-savvy firms are getting creative in their coronavirus preparation plans.
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NORWAY: Tech-savvy Norway will become the first country to switch off all of its FM radio stations.
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Mr. Deason, who runs a computer business in Roanoke, Va., is probably among Facebook's more tech-savvy users.
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The rise of the tech-savvy worker has a massive influence on the tools we use at work.
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That rawness and immediacy can scare some less tech-savvy lawmakers, but O'Rourke says not to overthink it.
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They tend to be tech-savvy, wealthy, and mostly in the US (at least according to Twitter's analytics).
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The state has a smart, tech-savvy workforce, cultivated in the renowned Research Triangle region that includes Raleigh.
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Ferizi's arrest and Hussain's death are part of a potential increased Pentagon focus on ISIS's tech-savvy members.
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The typical "manosphere" denizen is something else entirely — younger, tech-savvy, impious, impressed with his own unblinking Darwinism.
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If TurboTax is the tech-savvy sophisticate and Block the wholesome suburbanite, then TaxAct is the rowdy outsider.
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They're also tech-savvy and feel comfortable using websites and apps to purchase pieces at all price points.
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Unlike those startups, which first targeted the tech-savvy tired of taxis, Waze is going the corporate route.
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For people who are tech savvy, here's what you're getting: For people who aren't tech savvy, here's a cute video explaining the boring stuff: With over 10,000 ratings, this model is one of the most purchased routers — not just from Linksys itself, but out of all router brands on Amazon. Boom.
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Some of its tech-savvy adherents recently got attention by developing ways to identify Jews by their surnames online.
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However, to get things working right now, you're going to have to be more than a little tech savvy.
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" Stenberg was likely auditioning for the role of Shuri, the tech-savvy Wakandan princess who serves barbs like, "Great!
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"I think this technology will become more widely used as people become more and more tech-savvy," says Prywata.
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Lemonade, a tech-savvy insurance startup, is using machine-learning both to sell insurance policies and to manage claims.
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If those instructions seem over your head, you might consider asking a friend who's more tech-savvy to help.
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He becomes a master at PowerPoint, making the data even more digestible to his less-than-tech-savvy customers.
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Recently, Concierge has gotten more tech savvy by using a mobile app to conduct 75 percent of its auctions.
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The smart city movement is driven in part by tech-savvy millennials who have different expectations for their communities.
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This isn't the first time tech-savvy businesses have sized up the U..S healthcare and health insurance industries.
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For someone whose sole motivation in life is the consumption of cookies, the Cookie Monster is surprisingly tech-savvy.
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Luxury goods companies worldwide are trying to expand their digital services to court younger or more tech-savvy clients.
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Restaurants are investing in kiosks that take customers' orders, digital menus and other tech savvy ways to improve productivity.
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Tech-savvy people love emojis, and as soon as they loved Venmo, the two formed a more perfect union.
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All of this hinges on its customers trusting computers, hence, the firm's target audience are tech-savvy millennial investors.
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Here's hoping for everyone's sake that nobody told this tech-savvy Game of Thrones fan what happened last night.
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Tech-savvy consumers can't get enough of them, as evidenced by a major spike in drone sales last year.
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She'll have the hang of it in seconds, even if she's one of those not-so-tech-savvy moms.
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A few years later, with the help of her tech-savvy personal trainer, Gray opened it up to comments.
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The best part of the Echo is that your parents don't have to be tech savvy to use it.
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The best part of the Echo is that your parents don't have to be tech savvy to use it.
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State Farm said it's working on a new campaign directed at tech-savvy consumers that will debut next year.
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Because the surveys and reporting are done via web, you must also be at least a little tech savvy.
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Because for far too long tech savvy entities have been able to apply privacy hostile actions in the dark.
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" What they're like: "Young people today are more tech savvy, more worldly, more socially understanding than any generation before.
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Oscar has been closely watched as a tech-savvy competitor that sought to make health insurance more consumer-friendly.
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Usually when we're launching in new markets the first cohort is the young and slightly more tech savvy population.
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As in China, though, the key for luxury brands will be targeting younger, tech-savvy shoppers, according to Bain.
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They should also mandate two-factor authentication, although that can be trickier for the less tech-savvy among us.
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Iran has a young, tech-savvy population: approximately 60 percent of the population of 80 million is under 30.
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"Their tech-savvy and enthusiasm for volunteering digitally has helped our teams deliver aid around the globe," she said.
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Such payments mainstays have faced growing competition from more tech-savvy companies able to offer cheaper services online, however.
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The company also wants to attract younger, more tech-savvy talent drawn to more hands-on work, Bristow said.
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And in a tech-savvy, culturally rich city like Tokyo, the games are bound to be particularly festive. 2.
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While youthfulness doesn&apost always scream tech savvy, it may well be behind an adoption of hitherto tricky bets.
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And though it was blocked very quickly by the government, tech-savvy users can still use it through VPN.
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I constantly see 4chan being mentioned by the more Internet- and tech-savvy guys in the white nationalist movement.
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I think these are just tech-savvy people that are paying attention to what's going on in the world.
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He's spoken to several tech-savvy friends in Venezuela who've tried to buy Petros out of both curiosity and necessity.
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I'm pretty sure most of us are guilty of a half-hearted mix of being tech savvy and tech dumb.
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Kiryu, being the very good, oblivious, and not-tech-savvy man he is, doesn't really even know how to type.
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With Google Maps, Apple Maps, and every other tech-savvy map, who needs a toddler-sized replica of the world?
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If you know someone who's not particularly tech savvy, point them toward a number of events being held worldwide today.
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On Thursday, she joined Harry in Birmingham to mark International Women's Day with a group of tech-savvy teen girls.
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If you're tech savvy, you can also set up your own VPN, although the server space does cost some money.
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I suspect there will be enough horny non-tech-savvy people in the world to build a solid business case.
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Tech-savvy hobbyists have long been using deepfakes to manufacture pornography, a consistent and comically predictable trend for new technology.
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But some users still might find it interruptive, especially if less tech-savvy local merchants blast out low-quality promotions.
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The problem is that most people who aren't professionals and tech-savvy consumers never really do anything with their footage.
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Flashback: For decades, Democratic presidential candidates have stood out by branding themselves as the tech-savvy candidate in the race.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)Unless you're a tech-savvy woman looking to get pregnant, you've probably never heard of Ava.
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The best part of the Amazon Echo is that your parents don't have to be tech savvy to use it.
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The Middle East's technology sector, including e-commerce, is growing rapidly due to the region's young and tech-savvy population.
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Pew was also a phone poll, as opposed to one conducted online, so Ipsos respondents might be more tech-savvy.
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Nearly every company with enough tech-savvy members on its marketing team is looking at VR to hawk new products.
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So I knew I wanted to find a network that was tech-savvy and had a lot of success online.
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We rounded up the most tech-savvy cars we could find and what it means for the future of driving.
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These are the same young, tech-savvy people whose way of life has been shaped by the on-demand economy.
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Mourning continued Friday for a tech-savvy musician, sex symbol and style icon who took high heels to new heights.
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"I think all over the country this is a growing concern from young people who are tech-savvy," he said.
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Image: GettyNow that Uber owns the loyalties of tech-savvy folks, it wants to charm another population: people without smartphones.
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If you're not very tech-savvy or have trouble learning new interfaces, you might find yourself frustrated for a while.
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It's the sort of private backchannel a tech-savvy candidate shouldn't expect would stay secret in the social media age.
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Expats also say it's a tech-savvy nation, with 95% of respondents saying it's easy to get around without cash.
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My husband is pretty tech-savvy and figures out most of our gadgets, but this was tricky even for him.
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The Mach-E also features a clean, tech-savvy interior with a 2500-inch screen that is very Tesla-like.
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His tech savvy also played to his advantage, as some lawmakers appeared ill-prepared to delve into complex technology issues.
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Young Indians are largely tech savvy, but many are also caught between adhering to collective social mores and bucking tradition.
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Tech-savvy older people have found themselves in great demand, fielding calls from friends and neighbors who need digital help.
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The region gives the company access to a large, tech-savvy work force and the transportation and infrastructure it wanted.
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Unfortunately, our entire team is fairly tech-savvy, and many of us don't have location services enabled all the time.
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And they weren't very tech savvy, often basing their business on third-party warehouse management software, and limited marketplace integrations.
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Young adults are typically tech savvy, so digital tools — Mint and the like — can help track spending, Ms. Schlesinger said.
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If citizens come to believe AI systems are rigged, political support for a more effective, tech-savvy government will evaporate.
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His version of Breitbart was plastered with the logos of Silicon Valley brands that courted tech-savvy, pro-diversity millennials.
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Krikorian has built a team of tech-savvy staffers with backgrounds working at social media giants like Pinterest and Twitter.
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Can you offer advice for consumers, who aren't tech-savvy, for responding to data issues and privacy scandals and breaches?
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Before the D.N.C. break-in, I thought of hacking as a prank by mischievous tech-savvy people to get revenge.
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That's put increased pressure on the large incumbent banks to respond and introduce new offerings for younger, tech-savvy customers.
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HowToGeek recommends that if you're tech-savvy, and just a decent person, to change the shutdown time to a future time.
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The demand for tech-savvy professionals is higher than ever, and the point of entry is more accessible than you think.
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Tech-savvy Austin is about an hour&aposs drive from Fort Hood, one of the largest military installations in the country.
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Certainly, the tech-savvy co-founder of Dandelion,Todd Masonis, who previously had started the professional networking company Plaxo, was convinced.
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I do recommend Apple products to people who need a computer but aren't very tech-savvy and don't care to be.
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When bans have occurred in the past, tech-savvy Iranians have turned to proxy services and other tools to keep connected.
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China's crypto market is huge; many tech-savvy residents have bought in as a way to get ahead (and avoid taxes).
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Moreover, ISIS fighters have been getting more tech savvy, with recent video showing the terror group using drones to drop bombs.
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Sorority culture itself, by virtue of being young, female, and increasingly tech-savvy, seems to inhabit the center of this vortex.
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The tech-savvy Watt a Box comes with an inbuilt power bank and cables for charging your smartphone while you eat.
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E-commerce in the Middle East is potentially highly lucrative, in part because of the region's young and tech-savvy population.
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That said, it's still a dense, growing and tech-savvy city that won't dismiss this type of service out of hand.
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The short answer is to avoid free services, and if you consider yourself tech-savvy, look into setting up your own.
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I guess that beats reading your secure password aloud whenever new people come over — for your tech-savvy friends, at least.
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In today's world, employers want tech-savvy individuals — even if the job they applied for has nothing to do with tech.
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And older workers should be encouraged to see the bright side of learning new skills from tech-savvy up-and-comers.
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The new I.D. Buzz looks like it has the same DNA, but with an update for a more tech-savvy generation.
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The handful who did respond included impressively tech-savvy folks plus others who are jumping in with a ton of uncertainty.
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Most places are neither as tech-savvy nor as liberal as San Francisco and they may not support an outright ban.
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Digital dating could bring a cosmic click as Venus taps through your tech-savvy 11th house from August 5 to 29.
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For 10 days in March, Austin becomes an interactive playground for inquisitive and tech-savvy folks from all over the world.
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That's one of many timely questions posed by Fox's new crime drama APB, a cop show with a tech-savvy twist.
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For those who aren't very tech-savvy, rest assured: The package comes complete with 24-hour technical support for two years.
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It's specifically designed to cater to tech-savvy road warriors so they can comfortably work anywhere with total ease and comfort.
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They are extremely tech-savvy and have huge potential, but are too reliant on technology and have lost important socialization skills.
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A perfect gift for your most tech-savvy and fashionable friend who's already picked up the new iPhone X. Buy It!
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He says anyone — in any industry — looking to stand out in today's market should be able to demonstrate their tech savvy.
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It's all part of advocacy non-profit Global Citizen's strategy to end poverty by 22008 with help from tech-savvy millennials.
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HQ'd in Palo Alto, Codeanywhere has raised $848k in three rounds from seven investors and originally emerged from tech-savvy Croatia.
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With its big hatch-y area and seating for seven passengers, the E-Class Wagon is a tech-savvy family hauler.
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I began using my knowledge of web development to help less tech savvy small business owners and entrepreneurs accomplish their goals.
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This whole Google Cast approach generally works as you'd expect if you've used a Chromecast before or are reasonably tech savvy.
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LAS VEGAS — While cars are increasingly becoming more tech-savvy by the minute, motorcycles have been left in the proverbial dust.
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Analysts warned in September that Best Buy's aging customer base could "die out" and be replaced by younger, tech-savvy shoppers.
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With no other viable challengers to the status quo in sight, this online application was immediately appealing to tech-savvy applicants.
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But to keep track of the day's responsibilities, the tech-savvy executive uses a surprisingly traditional solution: a single index card.
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Currently the chief executive of Via Varejo, Estermann is credited with turning around the once struggling retailer with tech-savvy initiatives.
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It's so ... I'm very not tech-savvy and I can use it, so that's probably as good an advertisement as any.
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Two tech-savvy specialists, Prad Thiruvenkatanathan, a research scientist, and Tommy Langnes, a sand expert, came up with a novel fix.
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Flipping that believer/skeptic dynamic to tech-savvy/virtual Luddite is a very Black Mirror way of reinventing a tired trope.
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Until a few years ago, assessing the amplitude, or loudness, of birdsong required an unusual amount of devotion and tech-savvy.
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The problem is especially acute in tech-savvy South Korea, where thousands of women have taken to the streets in protest.
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The bank noted that it started phasing out the eBanking program, which it had designed for tech-savvy customers, in 2013.
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Obama broke with tradition in 2015 in a tech-savvy way, posting his entire address on the online publishing outlet Medium.
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Over the past few years, healthcare companies have hired chief digital officers to oversee efforts to make companies more tech-savvy.
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It also says Peloton ads should make users feel empowered and tech savvy while emphasizing their membership in an exclusive community.
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The people interested in VR are often tech-savvy and younger — the same age group who may also be having kids.
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People in general, and especially the more tech-savvy it needs to attract, feel an increasing need to be constantly connected.
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And while a good number of tech-savvy parents and grandparents are now on the platform, there are a ton who aren't.
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New York (CNN Business)Subway, the world's largest fast-food chain, is struggling to adapt to more health-conscious, tech-savvy customers.
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For the tech savvy dads (or dads you're forcing to stop living in the Stone Age), multiple Amazon devices are on sale.
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Increasingly, tech-savvy companies like small business lender On Deck Capital are using push payments to get money to users in minutes.
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Leticia Barr blogs as the Tech Savvy Mama and is a member of the YouTube Kids Parent Panel, an unpaid advisory board.
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Dai said his younger sibling has some tech savvy, but the vocational programs available to him don't take advantage of his abilities.
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After receiving a compliment on her outfit, the tech savvy 24-year-old bought a domain name and started social media accounts.
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These tech-savvy workers make big bucks, and there is high demand for them, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Next, be mindful that not everyone in a restaurant will speak the same language or share the same level of tech savvy.
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Team Mobot: Simulated user interface testing doesn't catch all the bugs and can be complex for less tech savvy companies to perform.
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It'll be interesting to see how the change flies with a less tech-savvy crowd, such as your 93-year-old granny.
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This is McDonald's largest acquisition in 20 years, and it's just the latest in the company's push to be more tech savvy.
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In addition to the initial costs, there are other ongoing expenses related to paying tech-savvy workers needed to run the farms.
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This makes it super accessible for users of all ages, even those who aren't tech savvy and can't even figure out Facebook.
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The auditing mechanisms to be implemented must allow the average person to verify that results are legitimate, not only the tech savvy.
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The Communist Party in China has recently sought to use the tools of the mobile age to reach younger, tech-savvy minds.
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It is a coveted group for advertisers and publishers: Users are often relatively young, well educated, tech-savvy and hard to reach.
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That is a challenge for both Disney and Fox as tech-savvy competitors like Netflix continue to post eye-popping revenue growth.
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While South Korea boasts a mobile and tech-savvy market, its internet companies suffer from doing business in a relatively small market.
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These are industries that are restructuring to focus on Generation Y, finding ways to be more sustainable, affordable, flexible and tech-savvy.
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Having said that, I don't doubt that the Voice Bridge will find itself a market among those who aren't particularly tech-savvy.
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But now that the Treasury yield is just over 2.75 percent, Cramer said the tech-savvy Clorox was falling back into favor.
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Unlike Betterment and Wealthfront which have focused on catering directly to young, tech-savvy millennials, SigFig has been forging relationships with banks.
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It's not the biggest U.S. city, but the Silicon Valley hub should prove a solid testing ground with its tech savvy population.
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While millennials may be known for their work ethic and tech-savvy tendencies, their financial reputation isn't quite as gleaming so far.
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The Communist Party in China has recently sought to use the tools of the mobile age to reach younger, tech-savvy minds.
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He gave the phone to his nephew, who is more tech savvy than him, and relayed what the kid loved about it.
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But a few tech-savvy staffers and representatives quickly realized there was a way to keep the protest on the air. Rep.
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She's a relatively tech-savvy retiree and a longtime Apple fan who has used many of the company's products over the years.
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But which of the two-dozen apps out there should you and your (perhaps not as tech-savvy) friends and family use?
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This kind of equipment helps the US, Russia, and China — and any tech-savvy force — navigate terrain and communicate with one another.
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The secret wasn't exposed until one tech-savvy California tax defrauder became obsessed with finding out how the police had found him.
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In addition, by building more digital services into its app, Amex aims to better serve an increasingly mobile and tech-savvy audience.
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But, chances are, people who aren't as tech savvy, like your relatives who believe everything they read on Facebook, might be fooled.
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Tech-savvy Russians, Indians and Japanese people with jobs at international companies also buy in Amsterdam and nearby Amstelveen, Mr. Wijnen said.
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In 1983 Peter Grier of the Christian Science Monitor assured people that being tech savvy was not yet important for job seekers.
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Bringing startups into the Walmart ecosystem also expands the company's talent pool and expertise as it tries to reach tech-savvy shoppers.
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Newer entrants have so far edged out smaller peers by being more tech-savvy and also by offering better rates to consumers.
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Not everyone has a smartphone, and some people say they prefer the simplicity of human interaction even if they are tech savvy.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Robinhood has become a Silicon Valley darling by presenting itself as a tech-savvy alternative to traditional stock trading platforms.
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In Iron Man, the studio found a different hero (sardonic, tech-savvy, arrogant, damaged, etc.) than ones we were used to seeing.
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The other reason why language wars are warming up is that Irish-language supporters are tech-savvy and adept at exploiting heavy-handedness.
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Medvedev wanted to portray himself as modern, liberal, and tech-savvy; Obama professed to want improved relations between the United States and Russia.
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Its seamless integration with WeChat, the ubiquitous messaging app owned by Pinduoduo investor Tencent, contributes to adaptability among a less tech-savvy population.
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These tech-savvy workers make big bucks, and there is high demand for the profession, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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And in her biggest spotlight so far, there's Rihanna as "9 Ball," the crew's tech-savvy hire whose deadpan manages to rival Blanchett's.
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I get to share my expertise with other tech-savvy people and come to rescue for those who are in need of guidance.
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E-motos could be a way to change that by bringing some segment of a more tech savvy younger generation back to motorcycles.
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"The possibilities that this technology offers us are endless, and will allow us to tap into a younger, tech-savvy audience," added Gough.
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Though tech-savvy IS supporters have voiced privacy concerns with many of these apps, IS fighters, attackers, recruits, and migrants continue using them.
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They are, of course, the most connected and tech savvy generation, as they've never had a phone without a camera or Internet browser.
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"They are the most educated generation we've ever had, and they are the most tech savvy, and that is absolutely deflationary," Sechan said.
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As the devices have grown more sophisticated—the better to appeal to fickle and tech-savvy consumers—so have many of their functions.
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Thanks to CareKit, the app can now be used to share progress reports with doctors, even those who aren't all that tech savvy.
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Better outcomes are possible A more transparent, more tech savvy, and more connected industry can respond better to all challenges, including geopolitical risk.
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On the other hand... tech savvy teenagers are learning how to bypass an authority that's restricting their access to the information they want.
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Boutique hotels are usually small, stylishly-designed, upmarket hotels that have proved particularly popular with "millennials" - the tech-savvy generations born after 1980.
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Digital natives may not be necessarily tech savvy, but their sense of knowledge... both digitally and culturally sets them up to be natives.
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The program utilizes proprietary software, especially appealing to tech-savvy millennials, and simplifies data collection, financial planning education and goal-setting, he said.
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So many people have politicized and memed Pepe in the past few years that it might sway a tech savvy judge or jury.
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Vas Narasimhantook the reins atNovartisearly last year and has pushed to transform the Swiss drug giant into a cutting-edge, tech-savvy company.
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In many ways, my coworker's behavior resembled that of Joe Goldberg, the tech-savvy bookstore manager turned stalker-murderer, from Netflix's series You.
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In Transit Tech-savvy entrepreneurs in France are offering apps to help visitors get the most out of Paris and many other cities.
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She actually starts looking much more tech savvy in a world that's increasingly defined by technology and humanity's struggle in adapting to it.
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Aatrey said the sign-up process is easy, deliberately so because Meesho is working with people who may not be particularly tech savvy.
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And tech-savvy Raspberry Pi owners can turn that $35 computer into a retro game console, limiting the reach of any PC malware.
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She has driven her livery cab for three years, and admits that her reticence comes, in part, from a lack of tech savvy.
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In Florence, officials have taken a more tech-savvy approach to preserving the city's buildings, offering vandals a chance to doodle digitally instead.
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In many ways, a younger and presumably more tech-savvy judiciary is a good thing for deciding cases that revolve around modern technologies.
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Banks are listening to the mobile demands of tech-savvy Gen Zers, while maintaining traditional services for older customers – such as phone banking.
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If you're tech-savvy, note-taking apps like Evernote or OneNote can be helpful to keep track of doctors' updates and other information.
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In Chrome's case, however, the encryption will only be turned on for the more tech-savvy people who've already changed their DNS settings.
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Meanwhile, Withings is known by the tech savvy, but it's not a household name in the vein of Samsung, Apple, Google, or Fitbit.
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The North Carolina-based company recently launched DIY apps and augmented-reality assistants to cater to a younger and more tech-savvy audience.
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Young women have become more tech-savvy and turned to chat apps and internet forums to support their own businesses, working as freelancers.
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Startups like Bird, Lime and Spin have invaded dozens of U.S. cities with their tech-savvy scooter fleets in the last few months.
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I soon discovered that Library Science was a great fit for my strengths, allowing me to be tech-savvy, contemplative, organized, creative, and innovative.
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Banks that fail to provide a seamless omnichannel experience will quickly fall behind more tech-savvy competitors such as StashInvest, Simple, Chime or Varo.
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"No longer is email encryption limited to just the tech-savvy and advanced users," ProtonMail co-founder Dr. Andy Yen said at the time.
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What this nightmare Bitcoin watch is supposed to do is let everyone else know that you're tech savvy, and have a lot of money.
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For example, ISIS operates what can best be described as a 24-hour cyber help desk, staffed by tech-savvy recruits around the globe.
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Apple's brand was already very strong, and the iPhone was always going to find at least some audience among Japan's affluent, tech-savvy consumers.
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Here are three stocks that investors may not think of as tech savvy but will ultimately receive a big boost, thanks to technological innovation.
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Sharp Decisions finds veterans from a range of sources, and focuses on tech-savvy ones that were sent to combat, and carried big responsibilities.
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As tech-savvy government efforts like 18F and the USDS take technological strides forward, other parts of the government are abandoning modern technology altogether.
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In a world of cyberenhanced street warriors, tech-savvy netrunners and corporate life-hackers, today is your first step to becoming an urban legend.
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" The actor broke out as the lead of 2008's Oscar-winning "Slumdog Millionaire" and played a tech-savvy reporter in HBO's "The Newsroom.
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They especially suck for the tech-savvy, as only 40 percent of women's front pants pockets could house the iPhone X's 5.8-inch display.
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But tech-savvy entrepreneurs are finding ways to connect people, electrify their homes and alleviate all manner of social problems (see our special report).
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Many experts cite President Obama's tech savvy 2008 and 2012 campaigns against John McCain and Mitt Romney, respectively, as a large reason he won.
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However, video and audio manipulation technology are progressing quickly, becoming easier to use and thus giving less tech-savvy actors access to deepfake tools.
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With bold, three-dimensionally dynamic strokes, Google's VR creation tool, Tilt Brush allows tech-savvy artists to create works of art without a canvas.
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The initial setup can be tricky for those who aren't quite as tech savvy, but once it's setup it makes life nice and easy.
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At long last, one of the greatest #FirstWorldProblems to plague this tech-savvy generation has been solved and it's all thanks to a song.
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I still think there's going to be a divide between the tech-savvy, the people who just really get it, and those who don't.
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"For me it was fine, but for an older man or woman who is not as tech savvy, might be more difficult," Schulman said.
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She's a tech-savvy, open access champion who supporters say could help bring the nation's largest and most important library into the digital age.
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But as we continue to make strides, it's time we ensure our virtual assistants evolve beyond the role of the tech-savvy, 1960s secretary.
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The mobile tax prep app category is seeing strong growth within the DIY tax-prep business, and tech-savvy millennials are leading the way.
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I have a very real problem with companies adding complication for its own sake and exploiting people's lack of tech savvy to sell crap.
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If that was true for me, how were my elderly neighbors, some of whom are less tech savvy and able-bodied, supposed to fare?
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Moody's troop serves girls in California's Bay Area, Richmond and Albany -- girls who are tech savvy and yearning for outdoor activities, she told CNN.
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If you're not super tech-savvy, or even if you're just looking for a good pair of wireless headphones, these are my personal recommendation.
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And with growing adoption of fintech services, neobanks are looking to provide digital tools that tech-savvy consumers can use to manage their finances.
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It's been more than a decade since the dancing robotic i-Dog was the hottest, tech-savvy music accessory in every middle schooler's bedroom.
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But I think that had I been more tech savvy, or more of a visionary in that department, I would've really cleaned it up.
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A few years on, the company is back with yet another major refresh to the line, aimed at an even more tech savvy consumer.
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Some have praised his tech-savvy innovation and the company's growth in China, while others have lamented over the company's ongoing poor sales trends.
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It was far from what the postcard depicted: primitive bush dwellers stuck in a culture and society unfit for today's globalized, tech-savvy world.
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Now, most of my followers are in the U.S. (where presumably the service will launch) but perhaps the respondents over-index as tech-savvy.
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Yet CEOs will also have to accept that tech-savvy staff increasingly want multiple changes of job, rather than long stints at one firm.
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There may be some comfort in this broad trend when your child is older and you realize he's more tech-savvy than you are.
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NLL commissioner Nick Sakiewicz said sponsors continue to be attracted by the league's demographic of viewers, which he described as young and tech-savvy.
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Joey Wat, Yum China's president, said the store was aimed at "young, tech savvy consumers who are keen to embrace new tastes and innovations".
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Most children are more tech-savvy than their parents and know how to tap into the power of the internet from a young age.
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She was exactly the sort of tech-savvy employee they were hoping to recruit to build, maintain and program their growing fleet of robots.
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But if you're shopping for streaming hardware for a parent or anyone else who isn't totally tech-savvy, you may want to look elsewhere.
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The companies have targeted a growing population of tech-savvy shoppers in India, luring them with deep discounts on everything from dishwashers to smartphones.
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A much bigger concern is the proliferation of entirely fake news sites with entirely fake stories, often operated by tech-savvy entrepreneurs living overseas.
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Family Internet gatherings Rosell's son, Aniel, a 30-year-old teacher, said even five and six-year-olds at his school are becoming tech-savvy.
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The departure of Bansal, 37, one of India's new generation of young, tech-savvy billionaires, is a setback for Walmart's efforts to compete with Amazon.
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A bunch of limited partners have given a big pile of money so that a team of tech-savvy people can invest everything in startups.
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The one bright spot amid all this rising fraud is that tech-savvy consumers tend to spot it quickly, minimizing the financial damage, Pascual said.
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The country is a global center for outsourced digital labor, which has helped create a digital and tech-savvy population of young English-speaking workers.
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As a predominantly English-speaking city just past the US border with an incredibly tech-savvy population, Toronto isn't much of a stretch for Lyft.
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"For example, tech-savvy youth are very good at using mobile apps that tell them when to plant or what fertilisers to use," he said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Young, tech-savvy adults say everything from high prices to climate change may prompt them to leave the San Francisco area.
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If your mom is tech-savvy, receiving flowers are sweet and all, but it will never compare to getting an iPad Pro, or an iPhone.
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In general, my most liberal and tech-savvy friends exercise the most control and are weirdly technophobic when it comes to their children's screen time.
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So Guy and Ann, neither particularly tech savvy nor inclined to the videographic arts, bought a camera and locked down a YouTube channel: Address Unknown.
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And, depending on your skill set, you could be eligible to participate in the country's Looksee Wellington program, an attempt to import tech savvy workers.
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Working for a globally-recognized company such as Uber is a draw for tech-savvy Saudis, helping some overcome the stigma of being a driver.
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But Almossawi and Williams think it would be hard for the crime-fighting reptiles to turn down such a fashion-forward and tech-savvy design.
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"I have strong doubts that other network providers will be interested in participating," Scott Steinberg, head of video game consulting firm Tech Savvy, told CNBC.
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For more tech-savvy clients, usually those who reside in cities and employ workers to manage their farms, the startup does provide an online dashboard.
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If you're tech savvy then you can make around $13.50 per hour handling technical questions or concerns that customers have regarding a product or service.
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And given how terrible at the internet most car dealerships are, knowing how to deal with tech-savvy customers could give dealerships a leg up.
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I'm not really tech savvy, I'm not in the Twitterverse that often, so it was interesting to follow and see it happen as it did.
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And beyond these companies, sectors as diverse as defense, transportation, entertainment and agriculture are increasingly driven by technology and reliant on a tech-savvy workforce.
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It's reminiscent of new smart speakers like the Amazon Echo or Google Home, so it'll look right at home in any tech-savvy person's house.
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And unlike the Echo Dot Kids, Amazon's first attempt to court tech-savvy parents, the Echo Glow doesn't plop a microphone into your child's bedroom.
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She frequently travels to northern California, a strategy that echoes the one tech-savvy President Obama used in the Golden State during his election campaigns.
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In the case of app showcasing, Uber could provide an opportunity for developers or companies seeking to target an audience of relatively tech-savvy users.
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David Siegel recognized the plight of these mobile-challenged holdovers — businesses that didn't have the tech savvy necessary to revamp their storefronts into mobile apps.
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Tech savvy I have an external monitor that mirrors my laptop screen, and I use an old Galaxy tablet for the time and the weather.
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But outside of that circle, there are people who are not nearly as tech-savvy or schooled on it, and I think there's culpability there.
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According to a recent survey by my organization, Mozilla, on the topic, the most tech-savvy among us are also the most concerned about privacy.
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In dozens of cases, that first photographer was Joseph-Philibert Girault de Prangey (9-2212), a Frenchman of astonishing artistic ambition and considerable tech savvy.
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That has forced retailers to tailor new experiences to this increasingly tech-savvy audience, said Jamie Sabat, director of trends and consumer forecasting at Streetsense.
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Revv had been co-founded by Mr. Lansing, who was well regarded as a tech-savvy operator and for raising alarms about ActBlue for years.
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The Astros are one of baseball's most tech-savvy teams; everywhere you look at their spring training complex, it seems, you will see a camera.
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If you're tech-savvy and don't want to spend the money at a repair shop, you can take a crack at cleaning the device yourself.
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The Aussie farming industry is rushing to recruit tech-savvy graduates as the sector swaps its bucolic past for a future of drones and robots.
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Board recruiters are particularly looking for so-called "next-gen" execs under 50 who are tech-savvy but who also have a broad business perspective.
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This makes Acorns particularly popular with millennials and people who are tech-savvy and see their phone as the main place to manage their money.
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As members of a tech-savvy generation begin to plan their own weddings, it's not surprising that many think they can improve the process, Lover.
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To be sure, there is still time for Wall Street's banking titans to prepare for a new, tech-savvy competitor, but only if they act.
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These tech-savvy consumers have the ability to boost volume, as they&aposre more likely to do a wider share of shopping on their smartphones.
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You&aposll get the best experience if you are tech-savvy and have a basic understanding of what you want to do with your money.
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After two weeks, 75,000 people had already created their own blogs, Karp told Wired, with tech-savvy user especially drawn to the platform's customization tools.
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Anova Nano Precision Cooker, $79, available at AmazonAny chef, even one who's not too tech-savvy, will appreciate the gift of a smart sous vide.
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To be sure, many tech-savvy Chinese were aware of the news, with some expressing unhappiness online about a lack of detail from state media.
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In 2013, a friend and I were convinced by a tech-savvy acquaintance to invest in something called Litecoin — basically, Bitcoin's less expensive little sister.
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One colleague said her dad sends her emails (so tech savvy!), but proceeds to copy and paste the article he's sharing — including headlines — without a link.
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Although black and white television is ancient history for most tech-savvy consumers, more than 7,000 households in the UK still use the monochromatic TV set.
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They've grown up with iPads in their hands and Minecraft in their hearts, and they are more connected and tech savvy than the generation before them.
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While a lot has changed over the last seven years, for a tech savvy millennial like herself, the learning curve doesn't seem to be particularly steep.
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This isn't a particularly high-profile application of technology, since the users aren't tech-savvy urbanites and the companies and services don't command billion-dollar valuations.
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The campaign is aimed at young, tech-savvy people who have to juggle a lot of passwords between social media channels, email and other online accounts.
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For a start, Virtu and KCG are part of a new breed of tech-savvy traders that have been taking over Wall Street in recent years.
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Based in the southern city of Porto Alegre, Lojas Renner has successfully transitioned from a traditional department store to a profitable, tech-savvy, fast-fashion retailer.
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Tech-savvy folks who have a beef with the pop star allegedly managed to hack the singer's protected page and do a little editing, as E!
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Ground staff used to be able to revert to manual systems during IT failures, but such backups are no longer favoured by supposedly tech-savvy firms.
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"The Alliance is a group of tech-savvy, resourceful and relentless people," a moderator who wished to remain anonymous told Mashable over a Facebook Messenger exchange.
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While it's great that our kids will grow up super tech savvy, (we ❤️ technology) setting boundaries around tech are important in this increasingly digital world.
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Dan brings our site the energy, curiosity and tech-savvy we need to succeed in digital publishing, an industry that gets more exciting — and challenging — daily.
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If even a tech-savvy company like Tesla can produce cars vulnerable to hacking, what other security concerns are rolling around on the highway right now?
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But most smart-gun opponents aren't primarily worried about having their gun remotely disabled by a tech-savvy criminal or a hostile foreign or domestic government.
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"You want to empower your kids to be a little more independent as they get older," says Leticia Barr, founder of the Tech Savvy Mama blog.
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More mainstream big businesses that aren't quite as tech-savvy will turn to a company like Docker to help them manage projects developed with the toolkits.
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Meanwhile, Huawei's new $2,600 foldable phone, announced at a flashy launch event on Sunday, captured a lot of attention from the tech-savvy consumers at MWC.
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For the tech savvy dad in your life, Amazon has a few good discounts on the Echo Spot, Echo Dot, Fire TV Stick, and Kindle Paperwhite.
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Profit-seeking companies with tech-savvy entrepreneurs at their helm are the perfect executioners of solutions that enable the integration of refugees into their host societies.
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With millennials increasingly using mobile devices to make payments, Greenlight is trying to get ahead of the trend and capture a young, tech-savvy consumer audience.
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Young and tech-savvy, he preaches an increasingly popular theology called prosperity gospel that posits that success can be achieved through faith and donations to church.
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Vas Narasimhan took the reins at Novartis early last year and has pushed to transform the Swiss drug giant into a cutting-edge, tech-savvy company.
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He was smart, great at managing the city budget, selecting commissioners for their skills rather than political connections, open to new ideas and very tech savvy.
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Instead of turning to the numerous apps out there for tech-savvy photo and video editing, TikTok lets you do custom editing in the app itself.
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On the other hand, it could be useful for tech-savvy parents to share the data from their smart thermometers or wearable devices with their pediatricians.
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Fortunately for today's parents who are a bit tech-savvy, smartphones with cameras make it easy to capture and remember every special moment, said Robinson-Celeste.
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Don't click on attachments or links sent via text, email, or DM, and when in doubt, ask your tech savvy friend (or me) about it first.
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A number of incumbent insurers have already teamed up with insurtechs operating a business-to-business (B2B) model in order to launch more tech-savvy services.
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He said he was pretty "tech-savvy" in high school, so when he and his friends heard about cryptomining, they decided to give it a try.
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Al Qaeda, whose appeal to young fighters had been largely eclipsed by the tech-savvy new caliphate of the Islamic State, is vying for a comeback.
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But although all his music comes with clean, computer-crafted abstract art, he comes naturally to a frugal, tech-savvy ecology-firster's skepticism of physical product.
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Some people choose to store their crypto on their own, but for the less tech-savvy, there are exchanges and digital wallets run by third parties.
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What Jetflicks offered was a home base for all of that content, along with a website and apps to help less tech-savvy users reach it.
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Picture an internet-wide game of telephone, except the players aren't children at a schoolyard but tech-savvy peddlers of dangerous misinformation during a global pandemic.
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The latest story looks at how ed-tech start-ups are tapping tech-savvy schoolteachers to give feedback and spread the companies' products to their peers.
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Most notably, it consistently overrated Andrew Yang, who had lots of tech-savvy, online followers who were exactly the sort of people to use prediction markets.
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Congress doesn't have a tech-savvy reputation: Lawmakers' cringeworthy questions during the 2018 hearings with Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg are now legend in Silicon Valley.
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In any case, it's certainly a good time for the custodians of consumer protection to evolve their internet game to keep pace with tech-savvy fraudsters.
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Meanwhile, we should demand that a new, tech-savvy generation of leaders recognizes this danger and devises regulatory solutions that don't hurt our First Amendment rights.
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Mr. Rabil, 31, is also a tech-savvy, sports-media entrepreneur and the chairman of his namesake foundation, which aims to assist students with learning differences.
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Now it's a vaguely tech-savvy story about the surveillance state (represented by the guy who knows when you've been sleeping and knows when you're awake).
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It has already launched tech-savvy items such as sensory brushes that tell you how to care for your hair, or phone apps for virtual testing.
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It traces the rise and fall of Paul Le Roux, a programmer-turned-drug kingpin who used his tech savvy to avoid capture for many years.
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And I think in the Bay Area, we may have realized it sooner, because we're more tech savvy, but also, we have to live with it.
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But the Middle East's start up boom is not just the result of smart, tech-savvy young entrepreneurs convincing their families and friends to fund them.
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Or at the very least, cut down on frantic tech support calls from less tech-savvy family members and friends wondering why Google search isn't working anymore.
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But No. 2 Ricardo Anaya — a tech-savvy young conservative politician running for a right-left coalition — hopes people who fear Lopez Obrador will flock to him.
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And collectively, they're searching for partners who may have similar goals, like the tech-savvy healthcare service One Medical, who can bring Yona from concept into reality.
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Today, the company looks more like a conventional real estate agency — albeit an unusually tech-savvy one — than the scrappy, disruptive startup Kelman led a decade ago.
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Even if their detailed tech savvy is not as good as those of the 22008-year-olds, they bring different skills of great value to the table.
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Landscapes are Crowe's favourite style, but he's staying tech savvy with forays into the psychedelic stylings of the Prisma photo editing app — an artist never stops learning.
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As an added bonus for less tech-savvy folks, Amazon has a very robust customer service and support operation should anything go wrong with your new device.
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Most founders are likely people taking care of their parents, but I'd like to see more products designed by those who are both elderly and tech-savvy.
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"A bunch of states are really in a rush to pass some sort of legislation to demonstrate how crypto-friendly or tech-savvy they are," she said.
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Williams detailed his plans in letters to Steve Cosio, a tech-savvy friend who ran the Get Fit With Dave website in exchange for personal training sessions.
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Why it matters: Streaming hasn't come close to totally displacing live TV, but it's no longer a nascent technology that's just used by tech-savvy young adults.
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If you're looking for a gift for a tech-savvy special someone for Valentine's Day, pick up a pair of speakers and hold onto that extra $50.
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As the lines between tech and entertainment become increasingly blurry, it only makes sense that traditional networks will start rolling out tech savvy approaches of their own.
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Scroll ahead to shop trendy-practical products for any successful single's vacation: compact carry-ons, tech-savvy luggage tags, bad-ass backpacks, fashionable fanny packs, and more.
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The carrier has switched up its unlimited plans so frequently that even its most tech-savvy customers are getting confused and uncertain about what's in their plan.
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" For more tech-savvy users, he said AppFlash could still be useful as a way to "string together logical app engagements … rather than bouncing from different apps.
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For traditional lenders such as Mizuho, hamstrung by years of low interest rates, tie-ups with tech firms offer an opportunity to attract younger, tech-savvy customers.
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The networks nurtured in ISIS training camps are more robust, more spy savvy, more tech savvy, harder to crack than their parent's generation of al Qaeda jihadist.
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There'll be pop-up shops in tech-savvy cities like New York, Los Angeles and Boston… along with a coordinated campaign to pitch the first 10,000 units.
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Macron, a 40-year-old former investment banker who styles himself as a champion of the tech-savvy youth, pledges to turn France into a "startup nation".
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The new unit would be "a bank without boundaries" and it is likely to be aimed at tech-savvy millennial customers that live on their mobile phones.
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Canadian newsrooms are shrinking in increasing numbers as advertisers shift to digital alternatives including Facebook and Google search ads to reach younger and more tech-savvy audiences.
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Its business doesn't function if a large percentage of visitors are blocking ads; and chances are, with such a tech-savvy crowd, Twitch sees quite a few.
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For example, you could turn off all the lights and shut the blinds with a single press, making it easier for your non-tech savvy house guests.
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Fortunately, some tech-savvy animal lovers have discovered the next best thing to being able to text your pet: playing with them even when you're not home.
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So far the company had made accessories that would be companion products to its smartphones or tiny gadgets that would appeal to its young, tech-savvy customers.
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Does "intelligent privacy" mean like how Facebook's privacy settings are so complicated only tech-savvy people know how to keep strangers from seeing their tagged college photos?
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Ford made both designs available, Aquino said, because less tech-savvy buyers might not be comfortable with something resembling an iPad being so prominent in their vehicle.
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One of the main tropes of the digital age is how an increasing amount of interconnectedness has made tech-savvy humans settle into an opposite effect: isolation.
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Reddit is where the real world is hashed out and laughed about by a tech-savvy audience that often produces memes that cross over into mainstream culture.
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Set Guidelines The younger generation will always be more tech-savvy than the previous generation, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't offer strategies for its proper usage.
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Obama routinely pushed policy that pleased the tech-savvy, including his successful effort to keep broadband suppliers from giving preferential treatment to bigger web companies over individuals.
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"A bunch of states are really in a rush to pass some sort of legislation to demonstrate how crypto-friendly or tech savvy they are," she said.
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The film thrives when Conboy employs techniques other than talking heads, particularly when he creates a smart, tech-savvy visual shorthand for DBA's rapid growth and expansion.
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Extra Bases Wes Johnson, the first pitching coach to jump from college to the majors, is part of a tech-savvy generation that eschews the eyeball test.
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While you might think that doing this would take the skills and resources of a spy agency, it's actually fairly straightforward for even the modestly tech savvy.
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Yes, he said, virtual meetings aren't as effective for getting things done as in-person deliberation—especially for a crowd that skews old and un-tech-savvy.
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In many ways, Matt Fender, a 32-year-old resident of New York City, is the prototypical 23andMe customer: tech-savvy, educated, a bit of a worrier.
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It is true that the operators of London's famous, and famously pricey, black cabs, and labor groups, have long lobbied against Uber and its tech-savvy rivals.
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Millennials are determined, driven and tech-savvy, and will one day know how to easily erase a prenuptial agreement from their spouse's hard drive in the dark.
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The killing of two Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) hackers is raising new questions about whether the Pentagon is targeting the group's tech-savvy members.
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If you&aposre not tech savvy and don&apost want to hook the lamp up to any voice assistants, this is literally all you need to do.
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Amazon has committed at least $5.5 billion so far to building its India presence, fighting to gain market share among the country's young, increasingly tech-savvy shoppers.
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Joey Wat, Yum China's president, said the store was aimed at "young, tech savvy consumers who are keen to embrace new tastes and innovations," according to Reuters.
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Wyden said in a statement he opposes the measure for fear that politicians are not tech-savvy enough to understand the technological side effects of the bill.
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Eight years ago, Barack Obama was the social media wonder headed to the White House, and his tech savvy was heralded as a bright light for democracy.
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For the less tech-savvy agents, Golod said, it gives them something to point to when their clients ask what they've been doing to sell their house.
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Liam Bot is not only built to handle political disagreement, it can also help with less tech-savvy family members who need help with their Facebook accounts.
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Ironically, Venezuela's currency controls in recent years have spurred a bitcoin fad among tech-savvy Venezuelans looking to bypass controls to obtain dollars or make internet purchases.
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Bedside Smartphone Vase — $013 See Details Any tech-savvy mom should have the latest devices at the ready, so the Fire HD 8 tablet should do the trick.
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Mark Cuban is an entrepreneur, Dallas Mavericks owner and judge on the show, "Shark Tank," and has tweeted extensively about the possibilities of tech-savvy infrastructure in America.
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"So many stories begin with a picture and ride share drivers are ubiquitous — tech savvy, on the move and easy to identify via global positioning technology," he added.
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Over the past few years, however, brick-and-mortar incumbents have been facing growing competition from more tech-savvy companies that are able to offer cheaper services online.
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IS is staffed by many young, tech-savvy men who are well-versed in mobile technology and could make use of Facebook Payments, the "Cash" application, and others.
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" Those interviewed said the perpetrators are tech savvy, "use social media to track and disrupt activism events, and have created memes of minorities looting after a natural disaster.
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Also sorely missed is Joe Lieberman (Ebon Moss-Bachrach) who served as Frank's tech-savvy partner and comic relief in season 1, but he sits this season out.
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Even the company's recent efforts to pull in a more tech-savvy audience with its Nook e-book reader failed to compete with Amazon's Kindle and other tablets.
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But clearly, ChooseCo still aims to benefit from the attention, and from Netflix's ability to make this storytelling gimmick popular with a younger generation of tech-savvy consumers.
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Tian Ye, an Esquel executive, quips that the increasingly tech-savvy seamstresses are no longer strictly blue-collar workers but nor are they yet white-collar ones either.
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The company unveiled the products—Pinterest Lens, Shop the Look, and Instant Ideas—Wednesday and each one has features that are sure to hook any tech-savvy fashionista.
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Over 50% of the planet's population is now online, a mere quarter of a century after the web first took off among tech-savvy types in the West.
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Those hand-picked to join the tech-savvy units, such as the signals-intelligence Unit 8200, are likely to find highly paid jobs in the high-tech world.
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Finally, the arrival of the sharing economy mean people who know how to navigate that space—read tech-savvy youth—don't actually have to own as many things.
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has said the company's tech savvy — especially artificial intelligence — allows the company to do things like sort fresh strawberries better than the human eye.
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In general, this is a good-yet-simple update for Chromebook, especially for less tech-savvy users or anyone who spends their time working in public spaces.[Engadget]
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The sub shop on Tuesday launched a chatbot for Facebook Messenger at more than 26,500 domestic locations, allowing its tech-savvy customers to place an order with ease.
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Over the last several years, South by Southwest (SXSW) in Austin has cultivated a reputation as a haven for the connected, the tech-savvy and the artistically inclined.
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Technology has revolutionized the way we work, but in its wake it has left a workforce that lacks the tech savvy to take advantage of these transformational tools.
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So for those marketers, in town from Hollywood and looking to make a splash on Instagram and Twitter feeds nationwide, it pays to target the tech-savvy crowd.
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That's where services like ChatWork see a real opportunity in the U.S., among less tech-savvy business professionals who will appreciate a simpler user interface and feature set.
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Lee sees this as a Trojan horse of sorts, allowing non tech-savvy creators sell digital art and designs online without having to understand the vagaries of blockchain.
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At only $20 a year it's hardly a big investment, but subscription fatigue is growing among tech-savvy consumers and they are cutting things out where they can.
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Accelerators, incubators and co-working spaces, meanwhile, have been formed with the aim of inspiring the country's youth and turning Kuwait into a nation of tech-savvy innovators.
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The only help will come from Jeff Dye, a young tech-savvy comedian with an agenda of his own and who isn't above leading the men off track.
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Much of the attention around the update has been focused on the changes to Symmetra, but tech-savvy fans dug through the data and found some other surprises.
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Screenshots like this one, which spread in November of last year, reinforce the idea among the less tech-savvy that Q is connected to Trump like Q says.
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In the latest marketing ploy to appear hip and tech savvy, India's Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) announced it's introducing Limited Edition DIY drone boxes to hold their wings.
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However, Glassdoor flagged that few employers were tapping into the growing baby boomer talent pool, with most recruitment drives focused on tech-savvy generation Z and millennial workers.
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The biggest gains in security and automation were among long-term owners, "who appear to be catching up to more tech-savvy recent buyers," according to the report.
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After all, this is a two-horse race in which one of the candidates — Mr. Sanders — draws much of his enthusiastic support from younger and tech-savvy folks.
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But relying on bioengineers in the tech-savvy San Francisco Bay Area to create a solution comes with downsides familiar to anyone who works there: shutdowns and updates.
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Internet filters are widely derided for not only being difficult and expensive to implement, but ineffective, since tech-savvy users can usually find ways to bypass the filters.
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LOS ANGELES – Audi on Tuesday unveiled the all-electric e-tron Sportback with tech-savvy features such as camera-based "side mirrors" and a new dynamic lighting system.
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Vanguard's Personal Advisor Services, which, with $112 billion in assets, is the heavyweight among roboadvisers, seems like the more experienced but less tech-savvy member of the group.
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Nontraditional dress is a staple of the Baker Street Babes, who host a popular podcast and call themselves a bridge between older Sherlockians and young, tech-savvy enthusiasts.
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She can always call stores and restaurants to order supplies and food for delivery, or call a tech-savvy loved one to make the online order for her.
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West Virginia is neither wealthy nor particularly tech-savvy, but since 2016 it has embraced election cybersecurity with an enthusiasm that many other states have yet to muster.
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Andrew Yang, the tech savvy Democratic presidential candidate who ran on a platform warning against the threats of artificial intelligence and automation, is dropping out of the race.
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Given the loose and playful atmosphere, you could be forgiven for not suspecting that Addo is one of the most innovative and tech-savvy restaurants in the country.
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Dupras believes that the biggest problem for tech savvy post-apocalyptic people will be microcontrollers—tiny computers embedded in circuit boards that control the functions of computer systems.
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Magazine Luiza, which sells electronics, home appliances, cosmetics and other goods, has successfully shifted from a brick-and-mortar chain into a tech-savvy retailer in recent years.
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With a big, young, tech-savvy population, Southeast Asia has been an enticing market for tech companies, though large cultural and language differences across the region complicate matters.
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With smartphones in hand, tech-savvy farmers are able to fly heavy duty drones out to do everything from crop dusting to surveying the health of the plants.
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Take advantage of being part of a particularly tech-savvy generation and use a data-driven approach to saving, said certified financial planner Dave Yeske of Yeske Buie.
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Como's Speakeasy model, due to be released in November, has features that tech-savvy music lovers have come to expect: It is wireless and equipped with Google Assistant.
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Growth in the Chinese space is occurring in tandem with the broader global adoption of the phenomenon — with tech savvy consumers always on the lookout for affordable conveniences.
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This polling group was also described as reflective of the U.S. population, but most likely was skewed toward a more tech-savvy audience given the difference in data.
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Recruiting is ongoing for two-year stints to find coders, programmers and software engineers who can make the government more user-friendly for a tech-savvy U.S. public.
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It's design-forward enough for the young people who need modernization, but organized and simple enough for non-tech savvy people to get a handle on how it works.
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Even if you're not a tech-savvy individual looking to pimp out your phone, Amazon has some other awesome deals to help you keep up with New Year's resolutions.
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That information isn't exactly surprising on its own—if you're tech-savvy, you know enabling location data is sketchy and that some of it is probably used for advertising.
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The tech-savvy restaurant aims to offer fresh, affordable food fast, but with an unconventional twist: It replaces the presence of good old-fashioned cashiers and waiters with... robots.
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The organization is not without its critics, but it also has a legion of tech savvy supporters, many of whom took to Twitter to educate Legere about the organization.
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But in San Francisco, a city globally renowned for its tech-savvy residents, local politicians are now considering legislation that would ban the use of the nascent technology citywide.
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More tech-savvy users might also have heard of Viv from the founders of Siri, Facebook's recent contribution M and other messaging-based AI tools like Operator or Magic.
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Fans of The Good Wife will recognize Phillips from his previous role as Zach, the earnest, tech-savvy son of Alicia and Peter Florrick (Julianna Margulies and Chris Noth).
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The machines are assembled in China but the firm has a tech-savvy, English-speaking workforce in Tijuana to test them, repair them and offer technical support to customers.
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The catch is that for Wells to become America's leading tech-savvy bank for consumers would require it to have a high degree of trust from customers and regulators.
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General Motors on Tuesday night unveiled its new 238 Cadillac Escalade SUV with a massive OLED display, an upgraded semi-autonomous driver-assist system and other tech-savvy features.
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In the comments, a tech-savvy redditor looked at the source code for the URL and said it was pretty sophisticated — a sign it was probably a professional job.
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The Sephora bot Tech savvy people who are long accustomed to typing "/giphy lol" into Slack won't be blown away by Kik's bots, but that's not really the point.
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E-commerce has struggled to gain a significant foothold in the Middle East, despite its young and tech-savvy population, hampered by inadequate logistics and electronic payment methods. Noon.
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Lekashman says the software to adjust the actuation point is still in development, and that the UI needs some work to be friendly enough for less tech-savvy people.
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In Iron Man, they found a hero that was cut from a different cloth (sardonic, tech savvy, arrogant, damaged, etc.) than Peter Parker or Professor X's mutant-rights warriors.
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For tech-savvy users this may be messing with carrier settings or navigating file menus, for the less-digitally inclined it might be connecting a pair of bluetooth headphones.
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In industries such as manufacturing and engineering, this means encouraging a new breed of tech-savvy worker that blurs the old divide between blue-collar and white-collar jobs.
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Analysts have also said Pizza Hut has been losing favor with younger customers, especially students, and is working to modernize its delivery services to cater to tech savvy consumers.
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Millennials, the much-maligned generation of supposedly tech-savvy ingrates born sometime in the 1980s or 90s, frequently find themselves on the receiving end of poorly thought out criticism.
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While investigating what may have happened (he even hired a tech-savvy private investigator) it was found that millions had been taken from Parker's various funds, accounts and assets.
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Reali Loans is an online alternative lending platform that has no origination fee or upfront charge, and accommodates tech-savvy customers looking for a convenient way to seek loans.
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Joshua Miller, White House Director of Product, explained 1600 has the potential to teach America's tech-savvy youth in an innovative way with something they're already so familiar with.
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Stash is among a growing cohort of tech-savvy investment managers taking advantage of automation and digital technologies to service consumers usually overlooked by the mainstream wealth management industry.
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These new services help to make a Costco membership more appealing for younger, tech-savvy consumers, which is important as the retailer looks to bring in the next generation.
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Rather, our devices already enable tech-savvy individuals to invent new emoji-like graphics to send their friends — and that their friends in turn can pass on to others.
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There are a few reasons why online-only banks like Betterment, Wealthfront and Ally have captured tech-savvy consumers: lower fees, higher interest rates, and perhaps most importantly, convenience.
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And as these tools that were once developed for tech-savvy startup-friendly audiences become fully mainstream, big companies take steps to hide away or scale back the Markdown.
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A few tech-savvy individuals are looking to tackle this very issue, and have whipped up a Kickstarter project that could help you visual your energy usage more easily.
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Companies focused on the domestic market find that Korea, with 50 million inhabitants and a highly urbanized, tech-savvy customer base, is big enough to support massively scalable businesses.
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The luxury house had been considering ways to entice young, tech-savvy millennials — those who are more interested in shopping online than visiting a store — into the Bulgari world.
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Lawmakers and public advocates, on the other hand, have long said this concept marginalizes low-income shoppers who might not be tech-savvy or have access to credit lines.
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They're not like a fan experience, but Drone, they've built business out of these tech-savvy athletes who are flying drones, and in an arena as more than races.
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Last year, she began taking free online coding lessons through Codecademy, an interactive platform that teaches programming languages, and was tutored along the way by her tech-savvy grandson.
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"Come Meh Way" is an engaging two-and-a-half minute nugget of tech-savvy neo-primitivism, assembling layers of Sudan Archives' violin, percussion and vocals around friendly tidings.
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Some of these services, like Maker, have been around for years, but were (some still are) too complex even for techies, let alone people who aren't very tech-savvy.
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Last year, she began taking free online coding lessons through Codecademy, an interactive platform that teaches programming languages, and was tutored along the way by her tech-savvy grandson.
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By 2021, that figure will rise to $150 billion, Nielsen projected, with tech-savvy young people leading the charge and more willing to buy sustainable products than older generations.
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In a tech-savvy society, they can watch YouTube and see how easy it is for a police officer to strangle someone and be home in time for dinner.
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Technology retail businesses like FPT and rival Mobile World Investment Corp, whose net income soared 60 percent last year, have been benefiting from Vietnam's tech-savvy 90-million population.
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When we think of thoughtful travel brands, we think of Away — the direct-to-consumer company is at the forefront of making fashion and tech-savvy luggage more accessible.
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It's design-forward enough for the young people who need modernisation, but organised and simple enough for non-tech savvy people to get a handle on how it works.
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Bottom line: If you're an older small business owner, don't let the ultra-hip, tech savvy Millennials intimidate you; remember, numbers show it's Boomers who run the entrepreneurial world.
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Numerous fintech firms and digital banks like Monzo and Money Dashboard already offer the kinds of apps the banks are building, winning fans among the young and tech-savvy.
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What do you get when you mix a choice selection of the leaders of the most important companies, a deeply engaged tech-savvy audience, and the best interviewers around?
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Tech-savvy readers across the nation have been ditching their papers for screens, and the sales of regional weekly and daily papers have been in steady decline for years.
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The implementation of the technology will be similar to August's relationship with fellow Assa Abloy brand, Yale, where the more tech-savvy startup will essentially power the lock's smart capabilities.
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We are lucky to have young, tech-savvy players, passionate fans and a game that produces a tremendous amount of shareable highlights that are perfect for Twitter and social media.
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Why it matters: State and local governments are motivated by the prospect of saving money, increasing safety and attracting businesses to smart cities that appeal to younger, tech-savvy workers.
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The digital influencer, who has 1.1 million subscribers, got more tech savvy for the role of a computer hacker with help from Google's Elisabeth Morant, who consulted on the film.
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Founders Dan Carroll and Andy Rachleff, who also co-founded well-known investing firm Benchmark Capital, are betting that tech-savvy millennials don't want human interaction in their banking experience.
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It's not clear who's behind the bots, though researchers speculated they might be the creation of individual tech-savvy voters, or political action committees (PACs) in support of the president.
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When an older entrepreneur pairs with someone younger, you get an unbeatable combination: They've got tech savvy and enthusiasm, and you have the capital, the resources and older, wiser contacts.
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L'Oreal makes an ever greater slice of sales online and has rolled out services and items for tech-savvy consumers, such as a phone app for virtual make-up tests.
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Analysts, such as UBS's Robin Farley, have suggested that appealing to the preferences of more tech-savvy millennials, over those of baby boomers, should be a priority for Harley-Davidson.
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AI2GO is aimed directly at these people, who are tech-savvy but can't provide 10,000 pictures of cars or people to build a custom computer vision model for their purposes.
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" Mergenthaler-Shamsaei adds, "This new wave of artists were born into a very different world—post-revolution, post-Iran-Iraq war—and are members of a tech savvy globalized world.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau surprised a room full of reporters Friday when he nailed a sarcastic question on quantum computing, no doubt scoring major points with tech-savvy constituents.
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The store, at 60 Champs Elysees, has recruited and trained 300 tech-savvy personal stylists to advise shoppers on the range of fashion, accessory, beauty and lifestyle brands on offer.
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None of these is a medical device, nor can any be used to prevent SIDS Even in today's tech-savvy world, my relatively low-tech baby monitoring style isn't unusual.
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This presence of Venezuelan drivers across the continent has not only been noticed by tech-savvy business travelers with a keen ear for accents and a penchant for small talk.
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Today's younger, more tech-savvy breed of House Democrats may spend a lot of their time online, but that doesn't mean they're happy with the tech companies they rely on.
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The expansion of Waze Carpool, which begins Tuesday, provides another option for California's tech-savvy commuters, and could ramp up competition for transportation technology start-ups like Uber and Lyft.
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Intrepid, tech-savvy fans have resurrected a number of these abandoned projects, although the potential conjured by the words "SNES Akira game" tends to fall well short of the reality.
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That meant tech savvy Chinese movie fans could potentially find ways to watch the movie online, giving them even less of an incentive to watch it on the big screen.
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Newton, now 163, is today leading thousands of protesters occupying the land at Ihumātao, one of a number of grassroots movements spearheaded by young, educated and tech-savvy Māori women.
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Roscheisen says that sales are driven by eco-friendly, socially conscious, and tech savvy millennials worried about potentially buying blood diamonds, as well as the environmental impacts of traditional mining.
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The findings are being presented at the 37th IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy in CaliforniaSo, are the staff and students of Illinois Urbana-Champaign just not particularly tech-savvy?
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If you're looking for the most affordable way to watch live TV, and you're tech-savvy enough to navigate Sling, its channel selection and streaming quality are absolutely top-notch.
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The 'virtual piggy bank' chose Australia as its first foreign market thanks to the country's deep Internet and mobile penetration and tech-savvy population, Managing Director George Lucas told Reuters.
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Despite the added overhead created by rich-text functionality, the added JavaScript code and such, rich text feels simpler for an end user, especially those who are less tech-savvy.
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When an older entrepreneur pairs with someone younger, you get an unbeatable combination: They've got tech savvy and enthusiasm, and you have the capital, the resources and older, wiser contacts.
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The theoretical benefits of crowd-editing are, after all, highly theoretical; editors are predominantly male and tech-savvy, which might have contributed to the initial popularity of the Pioneer plaque.
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That means that cops and tech-savvy criminals could much more quickly and easily gain access to data from locally-stored iOS 10 backups than those produced by older versions.
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That may suggest that drug dealers who have made the switch from selling on marketplaces to their own digital shops aren't as tech-savvy as those behind the main sites.
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The company just expanded to the U.S. "Before, refurbishment was just a thing for tech savvy people and tech bloggers," co-founder and chief creative officer Vianney Vaute told me.
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As well as running camps, it hopes to offer tablets and equipment for locals to experience the game, and to modernize the technology used for a more tech-savvy generation.
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Clinton's campaign — staffed by tech-savvy young people at its Brooklyn headquarters — is trying to make her go viral again, this time on purpose, and with a specific political aim.
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I'm a tech-savvy person, and even I need to read an entire Wikipedia article just to figure out what I'm buying with a Bitcoin and how to spend it.
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The government has been selling energy at half the rates charged in the United States or Europe, and it has created tax-free zones to draw in tech-savvy entrepreneurs.
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Several tech-savvy volunteers analyzed data from the Wuhan Red Cross and the Wuhan Charity General Association, two government-backed charities that controlled donations meant to help fight the outbreak.
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Mr. Assange has long had a knack for celebrity, and as a tech-savvy, global, almost stateless figure, he captured the new influence the internet could give to individual citizens.
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But "Motherhacker" is a comedy, albeit a dark one, as Coon's character, Bridget, transforms from hackee to hacker, employing various accents and tech-savvy teenagers to get back her money.
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The tech-savvy Teng, by contrast, can pinpoint his exact location on Google Earth, even though his routine is largely circumscribed by the 43-mile route between Husab and Swakopmund.
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The league has always been known as a thought-leader in technology and innovation, and their dominance is what is driving the sport's tech-savvy DNA on a global level.
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Tech-savvy bakers place four refrigerated dough pods onto a nonstick surface inside the oven, which sort of looks like a crock pot designed by Google, and close the lid.
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Steps away from Michigan Avenue in Chicago's Loop, the downtown boutique hotel offers a refreshed approach to modern luxury and comfort, catering to younger business types and tech-savvy travelers.
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Tuned in workforce The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts that by 2030, millennials, who comprise the hyper-connected, tech savvy generation, will make up 75 percent of the workforce.
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It's essentially a programming mode that allows tech-savvy users to craft their own Labo experiences, using either the pre-existing Toy-Cons or new constructs of their own creation.
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It quickly attracted a lot of hype within tech-savvy circles, with invites to join the network — which wasn't available to the general public at launch — selling for $150 on eBay.
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Having fallen behind, they are now scrambling to reform processes - such as introducing stamp-free accounts - and employ new technology to fend off potential threats from their more tech-savvy competitors.
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Maybe just a few hundred shy of a "comfortable" price tag cash-rich early adopters would be willing to plunk down to be the most tech-savvy house on the block.
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Outside the DeploraBall, a gathering of tech-savvy Trump backers who take pride in offending liberals, several hundred protesters shouted obscenities as they squared off with riot police on the streets.
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That's not just because it is one of the fastest-growing, tech-savvy countries, but also because it is one of the biggest — number two after China in terms of population.
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In an interesting twist, Puma is putting out a call for "tech-savvy" people to beta test the shoe, so they can give feedback on its usability, design, engineering, and wearability.
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It bears noting that the people most likely to use Forward are tech-savvy and affluent like its founders, a relatively select group compared to the US population as a whole.
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The report attributes the gap in sales, presumed to be similar to the gap in shipments, to numerous factors — chief among them the appeal of smartwatches to today's tech-savvy customers.
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If you've already devoured the GBBO on Netflix and PBS, there's good news: Basically every season of the show is available on YouTube, thanks to a number of tech-savvy fans.
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Plenty of less tech-savvy individuals have realized in 2018 that Facebook and other online companies have robbed us of the agency to control what happens with our most personal information.
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Google's free tools could make it harder for paid password manager services like 1Password to compete, although they will still appeal to tech-savvy users or businesses who want additional functionality.
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Also, tech-savvy consumers have an increased comfort level with buying fresh foods online and see ordering groceries through an app as a way to save time and avoid checkout lines.
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Not only is the UAE a very tech-savvy country, but it is also made up of remarkably connected population, due to it being home to a large number of expats.
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Mini didn't unveil any electric cars at the New York Auto Show itself, while booths of its competitors, including Toyota, Jaguar, and Honda, were peppered with flashy, tech-savvy hybrid vehicles.
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Instead, say tech-savvy investors, they are able to deliver the same personalized interaction through video conferencing, but in a location and at a time that's more convenient for their clients.
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Wright has appeared in a number of TV shows over the years, but her performance this year as the tech-savvy Wakandan princess in Black Panther served as her breakout role.
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The health insurance company aims to appeal to tech-savvy users with an easy-to-navigate website, free televisits with doctors, and greater transparency about how much doctors charge for services.
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But two powerfully-backed companies are trying to do just that, betting a young, tech-savvy population will eventually deliver up a large slice of the Arab world's largest consumer market.
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The elder Christie is surprisingly tech-savvy: He gets notifications on his phone every time his son tweets, and his canvassing is aided by an app that details voter registration information.
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Tylko describes its customers as typically "design and tech savvy," with an average age range of 25 to 35 — and evidently plenty of disposable income to spend on minimal-looking furniture.
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But getting rid of purely fake news from purely fake sources is an eminently achievable task, especially for a well-funded, tech-savvy, huge media company serving nearly 2 billion people.
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The company attributed this to improvement in its product offering, most notably Wix ADI, a web design product released in late 2016 aimed at less tech savvy or first-time users.
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Since many manufacturers live and die by the performance of their hardware, it seems unlikely they'll choose the slow option, and few consumers are tech-savvy enough to enable it themselves.
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Someone else on the podcast said that they think it's because of ... we work in media and tech, and we live in certain cities where people are tech savvy, early adopters.
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The median age of Tinder users is 26, so unless you have remarkably tech-savvy parents, they are likely not on the app (if they are, hey, more power to them).
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Today, however, digital natives may not be necessarily tech savvy, but their sense of knowledge of what's going on both digitally and culturally is what sets them up to be natives.
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Although it has 8.9-inches of ground clearance, a solid aluminum underbody complete with skid plates and an off-road-y look, the Tiguan GTE Active is still tech-savvy inside.
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" And The Guardian's Giles Fraser described the alt-right as "old racism for the tech-savvy generation," noting that "with Donald Trump they have found a champion who understands their anger.
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With a 200-mile range, a tech-savvy interior and an incredibly low $30,000 price tag (after tax deductions), the Bolt is the car that I wasn't sure would ever come.
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Related: Shine Bright Like a Projector with This Tech-Savvy Hat Here's a Sneak Peek of Panorama Festival's Dazzling Visual Arts Hub Sound Artist Creates Acoustic Portrait of City Park Life
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Newer generations of tech-savvy workers also want to be able to move quickly without being tied down by a property if a better job opportunity opens up in another city.
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The company reportedly wants to target not only smartphone users, but also less tech-savvy users like elderly customers who may not own a smartphone with any supported mobile payment platform.
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American millennials and Gen Z may have a reputation for being the tech-savvy and tech-addicted generations — but it's America's elderly who actually spend the most time on their screens.
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Hearing aid makers have been benefiting from rising demand from ageing populations, but also need to invest more in R&D to provide products that appeal to more tech-savvy customers.
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Analysts agree that if the store chain is going to compete, it is critical that it come up with unique experiences that entice a tech-savvy generation to stroll its aisles.
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Or you could spend lots of money on a tech-savvy mattress that will let you know if your significant other is having an affair on the very bed you share.
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Tech-savvy people have had a way to send secure email since the mid 1990s, when legendary cryptographer Phil Zimmermann created the encryption software known as Pretty Good Privacy, or PGP.
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In partnership with Anheuser Busch, purveyor of fine brews such as Rolling Rock and Michelob Ultra, Civic's machine will serve the conference's thirsty, tech-savvy hordes about 600 beers per day.
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But if you're starting out on building a smart home or seeking a gift for a tech-savvy friend, the new Nest Mini looks like it could be a decent purchase.
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Started with just 20 journalists, Quartz quickly found an audience by turning out a torrent of articles — some analytical, some quirky, most short — and charts geared toward tech-savvy business readers.
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Why use an expensive search light attached to a helicopter when an army of tech-savvy cops piloting off-the-shelf drones and LEDs purchased from EBay will do the job?
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But the NYT's Kevin Roose thinks the company should be more worried about his mom, a longtime Apple fan and tech-savvy retiree who lives in a small town in Ohio.
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Ms. Meng's arrest has ignited fear among China's liberal-minded, tech-savvy elite, many of whom once studied and worked in the U.S., writes our New New World columnist Li Yuan.
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Alien's social-engineering techniques have been detailed in books by and about the hacker Kevin Mitnick and elsewhere, and will come as no surprise to tech-savvy or security-conscious readers.
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But getting rid of purely fake news from purely fake sources is an eminently achievable task, especially for a huge, well-funded, tech-savvy media company serving nearly two billion people.
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Tech-savvy students whose schools were shut down by coronavirus tried to avoid class by spamming the reviews on their remote-learning app to get it removed from the App Store.
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Today's teens are definitely more tech-savvy than previous generations, but they need adults to help them develop a personal code of ethics to guide their actions both on- and offline.
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The key, he said, is balancing the use of technical details like "master boot records" and "disk partitions" with the bigger picture a less tech-savvy jury can more easily grasp.
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These over-the-air software updates, first popularized by Tesla, have become increasingly important for automakers hoping to retain tech savvy customers who have become used to their constantly improving smartphones.
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The deck also calls Peloton "premium," stating that ads should focus on the "innovative design" of the spin bike itself to make users feel like members of a "tech savvy" community.
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Given the increasing influential power of blogs, it's no surprise that companies are beginning to try the same tactics on bloggers who often hold even more sway over tech-savvy consumers.
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My thought bubble: Tesla's truck will find an audience among high-end, tech-savvy buyers, but it's hard to imagine they'll steal many traditional truck customers from Chevy, Ford or Ram.
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If companies like Samsung, Google and Oculus want to step outside of their currently niche, tech-savvy markets, they need to reach out and make VR appealing to a wider audience.
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She is part of a group of tech-savvy business leaders who have emerged as Malaysia tries to evolve beyond its traditional dependence on selling commodities like palm oil and petroleum.
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If it wants to continue projecting the image of a tech-savvy country open to innovation and investment, the UAE needs the buy-in of major technology companies and their employees.
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For the tech-savvy shoppers, you can send orders to contacts in your address book, use mobile payments/wallets and stay logged in to make future orders even faster and more effortless.
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SS: It seems incredible to say so, in such a sophisticated, tech-savvy country, but is the American infrastructure in, you mentioned Indianapolis and other places, is it actually very, very poor?
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Aside from the obvious privacy concerns with such a system, it would also become a huge drain on police time, and tech-savvy teenagers would likely find ways to avoid detection anyway.
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It was the largest police hacking operation to date, and a blueprint for future criminal investigations against tech savvy criminals who use encryption and anonymizing technologies to hide their activities and traces.
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SigFig's investment round comes as traditional wealth managers and banks seek to improve their online and digital offerings in the face of changing customer demands and more competition from tech-savvy startups.
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Bose has done a good job in recent years of keeping its venerable brand current with tech-savvy products like Spotify-integrated speakers, a whole-house audio system, and noise-cancelling earphones.
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Before Nucleus launched the company had a hypothesis that a smart home intercom would appeal to basically everyone – not just tech-savvy early adopters who wanted a cool gadget in their home.
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But he says there is also a market for more premium models like those made by Bengaluru-based start-up Ather Energy which are designed to appeal to tech-savvy city commuters.
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Additionally, tech savvy users in the country are using VPNs to get around the official blocks, but the tension around the official censorship moves continue to be a sore point for many.
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But the reason having encryption turned on by default is so important is that it protects and secures users who aren't tech savvy and might not understand the benefits of encrypted communication.
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Its leather-bound iPhone and iPad cases are popular among the tech-savvy crowd, but this sale also extends to Pad & Quill's broader lifestyle products, like messenger bags, satchels, duffels, and wallets.
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When Netflix ( NASDAQ:NFLX) began streaming movies and television shows just over a decade ago, it was first viewed as a novelty — something that only the tech savvy would be able to enjoy.
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All of this isn't to say that DFW's writing is inaccessible to female readers or those outside of the cult, or that Musk's accomplishments can only be appreciated by tech-savvy dudes.
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"There are roughly 300 (million) singles in the APAC market and a growing population of tech-savvy young people looking to meet new people," he said, adding that technology adoption is high.
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Prince Daniel of Sweden revealed the tech-savvy reminder of his wife, Crown Princess Victoria, and their two children, Princess Estelle and Prince Oscar, at Sunday's Race and Pep Day in Stockholm.
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Electronic diaries If you were a kid, and you wanted to feel tech-savvy but didn't have the need or the money for a Palm Pilot, you probably got an electronic diary.
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To add even more tech-savvy customer benefits, the company has also been testing a GPS-tracking service that will allow pizza lovers to see how far away their delivery driver is.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Asset managers trying to sell investment products to tech-savvy millennials need to hire younger staff who are more in tune with new ways of investing, leading industry figures say.
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That all changed on April 20, when a video in which he urged Zimbabweans to take pride in their flag and the ideals it embodied went viral among tech-savvy urban Zimbabweans.
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Bharti Mittal estimated that the program has a two-year window of potential domestically, but, as Indian consumers become tech-savvy and increasingly use data plans, it will look at overseas opportunities.
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These people, who will suffer the most, are also the least aware of new advancements in AI and automation (in fact, they are the least likely to be tech savvy at all).
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E-motorcycle startups such as Zero have worked to produce models that close gaps on price, distance, charge times and performance with gas motorcycles and attract a younger, tech-savvy market segment.
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But if the goal was to make Twitter easier to understand for those who are less tech-savvy, "original tweeter" may have been more confusing if they weren't familiar with that reference.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - A new smartphone application that helps Iranians dodge the Islamic Republic's "morality police" is proving popular with the young, tech-savvy population but has quickly fallen foul of the authorities.
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Agora for Good, Ms. Campbell says, is targeting donors who seek a more tech-savvy, effective way of interacting with their philanthropy — many of whom are millennials — without middlemen like philanthropic advisers.
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Tech-savvy newcomer Oscar Health has four different TV commercials running in six states including Texas and Ohio that espouse "easy health insurance" with video shots of patients text-messaging with Oscar.
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Yang is preaching a tech-savvy and industry-active brand of regulation — "you can't take a sledgehammer to these problems," he says — that plays well with the Valley's we-know-best mentality.
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Staffed by 20 young Saudis, Morni is a model for the kind of business the government, and in particular the tech-savvy young deputy crown prince, hopes will buoy the work force.
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As The New York Times reports, the super rich Koch brothers, via their Americans for Prosperity front group, have launched effective, tech-savvy campaigns all over America to thwart public transit initiatives.
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Kenya is Sub-Saharan Africa's eighth largest economy ($63bn GDP), sixth most populous country (46 million), and one of the continent's more tech savvy nations—dubbed Silicon Savannah for its IT achievements.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Groups fighting slavery must make better use of technologies such as satellite imagery and artificial intelligence to beat tech-savvy human traffickers, a data expert said on Thursday.
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For as big of a change as this was for Rivera and his staff, the tech savvy that is now helping him succeed has been in place since Addo opened in 2018.
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Democrats are often thought to be tech-savvy, because the Obama campaigns of 2008 and 2012 were celebrated for their online touch and because much of Silicon Valley backs the party's candidates.
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Those impressively large numbers may be poised to grow, as museums boost their technological prowess amid a boom in mobile applications and offerings designed to enhance the experience of tech-savvy visitors.
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Google's inability to access China's large population of young, tech-savvy internet users poses a challenge for the firm whose search engine has expanded to become the world's largest and most ubiquitous.
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Democrats are often thought to be tech-savvy, because the Obama campaigns of 2100 and 2012 were celebrated for their online touch and because much of Silicon Valley backs the party's candidates.
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A similar amount said they would opt for employing the tech-savvy candidate so that they would be able to train others (64%) or offer bosses the chance to learn themselves (62%).
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This trend is fueling broader, mainstream interest from tech-savvy leaders and investors who see the opportunity to positively impact business and the environment while producing a substantial return on their investment.
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The region is also home to a young and tech-savvy population - Saudi Arabia is one of the top consumers of YouTube videos - but there is comparatively-little Arabic-language online content.
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Flipkart, though battling Amazon, has maintained its pole position and last month it raised $1.4 billion from a trio of cash-rich and tech savvy players that include eBay, Tencent and Microsoft.
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At the time, investors thought a new class of tech-savvy content companies who knew how to harness Facebook and Google would reach huge audiences and generate enormous amounts of ad revenue.
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It's time for an upgrade, which is why the tech-savvy activists at the nonprofit Fight for the Future are rolling out a new chatbot today to handle the voter registration process.
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Installation of the camera and syncing it to the app is straightforward even for non-tech savvy folk, and it can be placed anywhere from a flat surface or angled on the wall.
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In the beginning, Chloe Bennet's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. character was a Marvel cinematic universe newcomer that reminded more than a few people of a tech-savvy take on Eliza Dushku's role from Buffy.
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It's possible that the right kind of pressure could at least open a dialogue between the politicians who aren't particularly tech-savvy and the companies that would rather go along to get along.
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Such comments highlight Starbucks' cultural conundrum: How can the company meet the demands of tech-savvy, time-crunched customers as well as growth-hungry investors without turning into a commodity fast-food chain?
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Following the Iowa debacle, in which a faulty app led to delays in reporting results, he has also sought to highlight the need for a tech-savvy president who is good with numbers.
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Tech-savvy early adopters who already have plenty of backup phones in case this one fails should go for it — but everyone else may want to wait for v2 before making the plunge.
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But for now, Puma invites "tech savvy people" to sign up to beta test the product by downloading its Pumatec app, which you can do here, if you're into that sort of thing.
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Just as corporate boards and the C-suite need to understand technology priorities, IT leadership and tech-savvy staff must have a firm finger on the pulse of the business as a whole.
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So as Snapchat prepares to go public at an estimated $25 billion valuation, it's understandable that the company would want to tweak the interface to appeal to a market beyond tech-savvy teens.
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Judging by its Instagram feed, the NJSO is pretty hip with the kids, so perhaps the subway ad was an attempt at reaching out to a slightly older and less tech-savvy demographic.
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F-Secure also says it will continue to offer the tool (rebranded as Xfence) for "tech savvy users" to download — noting this will be available in a free beta "soon" via its website.
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Large unbanked populations in countries such as India, and the emergence of tech-savvy middle classes in countries such as China, Indonesia and the Philippines, will offer significant growth opportunities for "FinTech" companies.
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Mr. Gleason had always been tech-savvy, and when he realized he would soon lose the use of his fingers, he tested out the assistive technologies available for A.L.S. patients at the time.
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There are clearly some consumers who are eager and excited to get into these new tech-savvy cars, but based on real-world feedback, it looks to be a very modestly-sized group.
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After a long delay — purportedly because Chapo lacked an English translator, was shy, or lacked the tech savvy to record himself — the responses arrived in a 17-minute video sent to Del Castillo.
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Yes, tech-savvy folks will know to turn the feature on, but let's face it — folks who care about security likely won't use Messenger for sharing any sensitive information in the first place.
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In September last year, Yum China's KFC launched a "Smile to Pay" facial recognition system at a store in the eastern Chinese city of Hangzhou, looking to lure in tech-savvy younger consumers.
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For 16 years, tech-savvy teens have convened at the Microsoft Office Specialist World Championship, an annual cutthroat competition that gathers the best and brightest Microsoft Office whiz kids from around the globe.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Older Germans will have to get used to taking instructions from tech-savvy youngsters if Germany is to succeed in transitioning to the digital age, Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Thursday.
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Since the start of the Mexican tech wave in 2012, a new breed of experienced, tech-savvy and take-no-prisoners founders have emerged and are changing the face of the entrepreneurial ecosystem.
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Their key targets are the elderly, who are generally less tech-savvy than younger people, but they also prey upon Venezuelan expats who've left their guard down because they've moved to safer territories.
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In fact, just in the last three months, several Afghan government websites and social media pages have come under cyber-attack, some even believed to be conducted by increasingly tech-savvy insurgent groups.
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At the city's pristine white command center, designed by the tech-savvy mayor, for instance, 27 operators can check closed-circuit television feeds for traffic hot-spots, in an effort to ease congestion.
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"Mark Zuckerberg was only 7 years old when I graduated from college," Sandberg writes in "Lean In." And in the early 1990s as a student at Harvard University, Sandberg wasn't particularly tech savvy.
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What the video does reveal, though, is how this tech-savvy country, where 688 million people have internet access, is grappling with a digitally driven "post-truth" environment, just as other nations are.
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Crosley Radio Cruiser Deluxe Turntable, $69.95Though it has a classic look, the turntable is also Bluetooth-compatible, bridging the gap for the tech-savvy who also happen to love a solid vinyl record.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Digital bank Monzo, whose distinctive coral-colored card has become a common feature in the wallets of young, tech savvy and mainly urban Britons, could hit 1 million users within months.
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Ettore Rossetti, senior director of marketing and digital innovation at Save the Children, believes that accepting Bitcoin means more younger, tech-savvy people will donate, where they otherwise might not be considering charity.
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For this year's Comedy Hack Day in San Francisco, Malbroux conceived of an app that would not only benefit tech-savvy brunchers but also address the issue of unequal pay for equal work.
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Particularly in the Western world, we're told that being "skinny" is far more important — far more indicative of being a decent homo sapiens — than being kind, honest, funny, intelligent, tech-savvy, or adventurous.
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However, he argued that Stripe and Square are largely targeting different customers — where Square built a card reader for businesses like coffee shops and restaurants, Stripe is aimed at more tech-savvy businesses.
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Over the past few years, banks and other finance firms have been strengthening their ties with young tech-savvy startups which are aiming to revamp the way financial services are created and consumed.
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Manufacturers pivoted to hardware that had to be soldered directly onto a system's electronic guts, limiting their audiences to tech-savvy consumers who felt comfortable opening their consoles and working with dangerous tools.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Financial advisers across Wall Street's biggest brokerages have fretted over their professional futures in recent years as their firms worked to develop "robo" services for millennial and tech-savvy clients.
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And while tech-savvy riders can swipe a request for a new route, neighborhoods with residents that are less tapped into social media and the latest apps might get overlooked, said Ms. Simons.
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Tech-savvy Arkansas was the first team eliminated from the College World Series, losing twice by one run, and the relatively tech-light Louisville and Texas Tech were eliminated by the eventual finalists.
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Mongolia Dispatch In western Mongolia, hunting for fur and food with trained eagles is an important part of the local culture — and a way for tech-savvy teenagers to connect with their elders.
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Despite working on what one might consider the most low-tech of beats, we are in a tech-oriented workplace, and our content is delivered through high-tech platforms to tech-savvy readers.
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I visited Ms. Delzer, a tech-savvy third-grade teacher with a sizable social media audience, in April as part of the reporting for an article about the growing phenomenon of teacher influencers.
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This year, San Francisco, long one of the most tech-friendly and tech-savvy cities in the world, and Oakland, California, banned the use of the technology by police and other government departments.
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The Democrats had an array of tech-savvy campaign veterans who were adept at data mining and digital organizing, and had overseen the creation of a handful of well-resourced digital consulting firms.
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Spin's unsuccessful effort comes as a new generation of tech-savvy bike companies are vying to make riding less expensive and more convenient, competing with more established bike-share programs in the process.
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As for the origins of Israeli innovation, he points to a combination of factors, from tech-savvy military alums to the desert environs that inspired the invention of drip-irrigation in the 1960s.
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It is the first American children's show featuring an Alaska Native character as its protagonist, and this upbeat show features characters of many generations, traditional Native American knowledge, and a tech-savvy protagonist.
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With a population that is largely young (roughly 70 percent of Saudis are under 35) and tech-savvy (there are approximately 1.4 cellphones for every resident), Saudi Arabia is primed for such digitization.
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Officials accuse Mr. Thakkar of leveraging India's vast supply of tech-savvy, English-speaking workers and modern communications technology to earn as much as $150,000 a day at the height of the fraud.
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Typically, New York has offered higher valuations, a deeper pool of tech-savvy investors, a more flexible listing system that includes dual-class shares, and the prestige of being the world's biggest market.
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The $16 billion deal to buy 77 percent of the company, one of several recent purchases intended to remake Walmart as a more tech-savvy and high-end retailer, was announced in May.
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That, they say, is especially true for young people with scant credit histories — the tech-savvy millennials whose money-handling habits are already shaking up the banking industry, as I wrote about this week.
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Almost as soon as she arrived in Washington, D.C., to begin pre-med studies at American University, she met and partnered with a tech-savvy George Washington University Law School student named Grant Nelson.
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Tech-savvy citizens began adopting Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies around 2013 or 43, and in the past few years, crypto use has evolved to serve a number of different purposes as hyperinflation has soared.
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In what's a significant escalation in its censorship efforts, the Turkish government now wants to block the very same tools that tech-savvy citizens use to get around the government-imposed social media blocks.
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India is a resourceful and tech-savvy country, and cities such as Chennai that are gripped by drought and water shortages should see this crisis as an opportunity to innovate and develop new products.
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If you were waiting for Mercury retrograde's smoke to clear before updating gadgets, this tech-savvy new moon sanctions a trip to the Genius Bar — and yes, the checkout iPad at the Apple Store.
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Of course, to a degree, none of this is particularly surprising: Even the least tech-savvy consumer knows that we release a great deal of personal data to large companies on a daily basis.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - With a tech-savvy population quick to adopt the latest gadgets and a young generation facing dim prospects in the conventional workplace, South Korea has been a fertile ground for virtual currencies.
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You can grab a figure of T'Challa in either his trademark suit or his Warrior Falls attire, his nemesis Killmonger, his tech-savvy sister Shuri, or Dora Milaje operative Nakia to decorate your desk.
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At the same time, Shuter is pushing the company into mobile financial services, music streaming and mobile gaming, betting on a burgeoning young tech-savvy population to offset falling prices for basic telecoms services.
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Digital services are the new, long-term opportunity for most Indian IT firms as they help western clients transform traditional businesses and prevent them from getting disrupted by tech-savvy and agile start-ups.
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But it's embarrassing to see someone once lauded as a "tech-savvy" politician seem bemused that technology and economics have intersected to produce something more complicated than ragged hobos staring into a burning barrel.
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Lately, the app seems to have broken into the mainstream, even making a recent appearance on Mr. Robot, USA Network's surprisingly tech-savvy series about hacker revolutionaries taking down a globe-dominating, evil megacorp.
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And the good news for fans is that, behind closed doors, an increasing number of industry stakeholders, including teams and leagues – anchored by a new, tech-savvy generation of owners – are thinking similar thoughts.
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And the connected home is a growing opportunity: Comcast cites research that estimates that by 2020 the more tech savvy among us could have up to 50 connected devices on average in our homes.
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Tech-savvy shoppers in Asia have partly inspired a drive to do more - China overtook the United States last year as the leading source of traffic to luxury watch websites, according to consultancy DLG.
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The rise of ultra-tech-savvy youngsters could push inflation even lower at a time when policymakers are already worried by stubbornly low levels of price rises, a HSBC economist told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Kantar risks losing market share to more tech-savvy peers, while its business model is challenged by consumer-goods companies developing their own data teams, rather than relying on surveys undertaken by external firms.
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To help parents, she and another tech-savvy expert, Lori Cunningham, founder of the blog The Well Connected Mom, offered five tips on what to think about before buying a phone for kids. 1.
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The tech-savvy company is offering top-notch deals for Amazon Prime Day 2019 — we're talking rare discounts up to 9.993 percent off — on July 15 and 16 that you don't want to miss.
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They'll be so tech-savvy that they'll make the moon lander look like a Ford Model T. But that's sort of the point; you stay safe and comfortable while the computers do the work.
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Also, the researchers, the families are from the San Francisco Bay area and may be more tech-savvy than in other parts of the country, where wearables may feel uncomfortable to use at home.
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It was ordered using the Domino's app, which lets you customize a pizza within an inch of its life — making it easy for the less tech-savvy to mis-check a box or two.
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At the Great Britain House, a three-story enclave that took over Speakeasy on Congress Avenue, festivalgoers could experience a virtual orchestra, VR activations and displays from a host of tech-savvy UK companies.
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It's a little more work — if you're not too tech-savvy, you might not want to attempt it — but you'll feel like you're living in Tony Stark's pad when it's all said and done.
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"Whilst a particularly tech-savvy Iranian may find ways to circumvent a 'National Internet,' should it come into being, we do not know to what extent this might be the case," Diaz-Jogeix said.
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These are great features for the tech-savvy user since you're not given a lot of guidance on why you should use AES-128-CBC, the default encryption, over AES-128-GCM, for example.
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Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office deputy and spokesperson Felicia Romero admitted to Mashable on Monday that they're not particularly tech-savvy and are unsure of what device was hooked up to the Amazon Alexa system.
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What that means for an airline is uncertain, but tech-savvy travelers could hope for an upgrade from the usual free spotty Wi-Fi and charging ports that are already available from some carriers.
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But its private banking industry is only slowly waking up to the demands of a new, tech-savvy generation of wealthy clients and family offices, creating opportunities for financial technology, or fintech, start-ups.
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After the release of Vision 2030, Prince bin Salman held a reception for Saudi journalists and academics that included a number of younger, tech-savvy clerics who have gone forth to praise the plan.
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Flipkart's success has attracted a bevy of deep-pocketed and tech-savvy investors including U.S. hedge fund Tiger Global Management, online marketplace eBay, and software maker Microsoft, as well as Chinese technology firm Tencent.
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The charismatic smuggler-turned Cloud City Administrator and Rebellion General narrowly missed an opportunity to be the one to sneak Finn and his tech-savvy new love interest, Rose, onto Supreme Leader Snoke's ship.
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For the tech savvy or truly determined, experts say, China often tolerated a bit of wiggle room, leading to online users' playing a cat-and-mouse game with censors for more than a decade.
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When tech-savvy bad actors manipulate machine-learning tools to create false video footage of political candidates doing or saying something that would disenfranchise or encourage voters, it is difficult for us to notice.
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A chief complaint is that Instagram detracts from time spent on actually tattooing, and it makes it possible for tech-savvy artists to outshine those who don't spend time optimizing for the app's algorithms.
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Already a vibrant city famed for its iconic Golden Gate Bridge, hilly streets, painted ladies, and quirky dive bars, the enigma of the nearby Silicon Valley has lured countless tech-savvy and ambitious millennials.
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Following in the path of the tech-savvy , fast-casual chain is turning its focus to digital as customers become increasingly familiar with its web-based platforms, Wingstop CEO Charlie Morrison told CNBC on Wednesday.
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But seeing as actually getting the album could prove pretty complicated, the VICELAND hosts expect you'll probably be spending June 30 helping your not-so-tech-savvy uncle attempt to download it on his Nokia.
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A whopping 80 percent of tech-savvy Gen Z respondents plan to , according to the survey, compared to 73 percent of millennials, 62 percent of those in Gen X and 41 percent of Baby Boomers.
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On this episode of MashTalk, we recap all the noteworthy things we saw at CES 2016, including tech-savvy cars, LG's rollable display, Samsung's smart fridge and our hands-on experience (sorry) with VR porn.
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Despite the recent launch of a slew of start-ups from ride-sharing in taxis to smart bus applications, the potential for transport aggregators in an increasingly frustrated and tech-savvy population remains vastly untapped.
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Amazon Key also turns out to be less secure than advertised; researchers discovered that a tech-savvy deliveryman could not only disable your camera, but freeze the frame, allowing them unfettered access to your house.
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The app designer is unlike most tech savvy men we tend to see in media, in that he actively encourages April to pitch her ideas and get hers, rather than being threatened by her talent.
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San Francisco-based LendingClub is one of the most prominent firms in a cohort of tech-savvy companies that connect consumers looking for loans with individuals or institutional investors such as banks through its website.
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Titled "Foreign Influence Operations and Their Use of Social Media Platforms," the hearing will give some of the Senate's most tech-savvy members a chance to take their questions and concerns straight to the top.
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Several people who have spoken to Dr. Soon-Shiong about the newspaper characterized him as smart, tech savvy and eager to learn about a business in which he has until now largely admired from afar.
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More important, the army's signals-intelligence Unit 8200 and other tech-savvy branches are due to relocate to Beersheva in the coming years, providing a flow of young and capable veterans to boost the industry.
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This all-in-one laptop and tablet combo has gained a ton of traction with the tech-savvy crowd for good reason — and you can get one of your own on sale as we speak.
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Given how much Silicon Valley needs well-educated, tech-savvy employees, it behooves the entire industry to make a greater investment in fostering education — and not just with financial contributions, but with their technology expertise.
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It could be a useful option in India for those who want to arrange transportation for family members, significant others, or anyone who may be less tech savvy or unaware of the ride-railing service.
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In a world that keeps getting faster and more tech-savvy every day, it's crucial for all children to have access to the tools and resources they need to become productive, successful members of society.
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The authors' suggestions on how road tolls or India's court system could be better run with added tech savvy are correct, but their solutions to other problems, such as managing health records, lack Aadhaar's elegance.
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Online freelance jobs are on the rise, and it appears creative opportunities are dominating many of the top spots, as more and more companies seek tech-savvy creative professionals with a wide range of skills.
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That's because China is already a pretty tech-savvy place and firms continue investing in R&D, according to Yu, who added that the country's giant manufacturing machine means everything can happen in one place.
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Originally, the application served as a search engine for college housing listings on seven different campuses, aimed at helping bridge the information gap between tech-savvy millennials and the archaic off-campus student housing process.
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Every company with a tech-savvy marketing team is exploiting VR Just last week, Los Angeles-based startup Immersv launched its VR ad platform with the aim of porting over techniques made popular on smartphones.
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It's a troubling sign that tech-savvy transportation companies like Uber and Lyft have a long way to go before they can transcend the discrimination that has plagued their predecessors in the traditional taxi industry.
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Digital services are the new, big long-term opportunity for most Indian IT firms as they help Western clients transform traditional businesses and prevent them from getting disrupted by tech-savvy and agile start-ups.
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Presented in plain, ingeniously transformed galleries, it forms a gorgeous tutorial about the narrowing of the gap between traditional haute couture and ready-to-wear, and the integration of handwork and new tech-savvy processes.
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It may not occur to someone who isn't tech-savvy that their partner may know their passwords, or that there are social media settings they can use to prevent that partner from seeing their posts.
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Tens of thousands of women took to the streets of Seoul last year to protest against the spy camera porn phenomenon, which women's rights groups said had reached epidemic proportions in tech-savvy South Korea.
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We surveyed the market to create a prototype and identified the clothing brand Bonobos as our ideal customer; they're tech-savvy, they take pride in their customer support organization and they're active on social media.
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That's where a large chunk of this new funding will go, as well as helping increase awareness of the Toss service from its current crowd of tech-savvy youngsters to the older demographics in Korea.
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Tech-savvy young investors, real estate players and jewelers are among those invested in bitcoin and other virtual currencies, tax officials told Reuters after gathering data from nine exchanges in Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru and Pune.
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Wal-Mart's tie-up gives it access to JD.com's nationwide logistics and warehousing networks, as well as its over 150 million users - helping expand the U.S. firm's reach with China's increasingly tech-savvy middle class.
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The companies charge about the same as a normal pickup for the service but there is an added convenience for those who may not be tech savvy enough or have access to a mobile app.
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In A New Hope, Luke Skywalker, who is tech-savvy enough to be trusted to help purchase a droid and then clean it up, seems to be stumped by the disk drive on R2-D2.
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Installation is straightforward enough, but it's an extra step I would never trust my parents or less tech-savvy relatives with, nor would I want to talk them through the setup process over the phone.
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HIGH GLOSSEmily Weiss, a tech-savvy beauty writer, got the kiss of approval from millions of millennials clicking on her blog, "Into the Gloss," which led to Glossier, an e-commerce, low-cost cosmetic line.
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Our thought bubble, via Axios' Joann Muller: Tesla's truck will find an audience among high-end, tech-savvy buyers, but it's hard to imagine they'll steal many traditional truck customers from Chevy, Ford or Ram.
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Last week, Andrew Yang, the dark-horse presidential candidate who has positioned himself as at once the most tech-savvy and the most technophobic candidate in the race, released a plan for regulating Big Tech.
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Many millennials are highly educated and tech-savvy, and rely on their own knowledge or the internet for financial advice, said Kris Yamano, vice president and regional leader of wealth planning with BMO Private Bank.
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Driven by a cluster of leading AI companies and using ad campaigns that target tech-savvy parents, early education products have taken a futuristic turn in China, where the popularity of such devices has boomed.
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The challenges of fighting crime and terror have only grown — exponentially — as intelligence officials increasingly find themselves in the dark, often falling behind tech-savvy terrorists, even while the capability to combat these threats exists.
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Historically cryptocurrencies "were very much a domain for crypto anarchists and tech-savvy people, and that has changed in the last couple years," said Niklas Nikolajsen, CEO of Swiss-based digital currency broker Bitcoin Suisse.
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Some of the lines of questioning senators from both parties pursued demonstrated they aren't exactly the most tech-savvy bunch, aren't entirely clear on how Facebook works, or maybe have just never used the platform.
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When the Baltimore riots erupted in April 123 after Freddie Gray's death in police custody, James "Brick" Feeney and Willie "Wax" Harris*, two tech-savvy teenagers with ties to Maryland's Black Guerrilla Family (BGF), saw opportunity.
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Customers have grown more tech savvy, and they expect retailers to have technology that helps them shop more effectively whether they are using a PC or mobile phone or picking up an item at a store.
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