| Although he was certainly not a technophile, he was not against technology in itself. |
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| Friedman, an unalloyed idealist when it comes to capitalism, and concomitantly a rampant technophile, is suddenly sober and portentous when it comes to Iraq. |
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| These days she is quite a technophile and has signed up to several campaign sites. |
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| He was, in short, a technophile technophobe. I must admit that I share the great man's ambivalance. |
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| For the less technophile, videos remain accessible through the Internet website. |
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| The 3008 HYbrid4 is designed to appeal to demanding, technophile customers in search of a rewarding and original car. |
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| In order to seduce technophile people and soon enough general public, what's better than a mobile application? |
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| Life has been hard on successive waves of poets who believed, before the 1960s, that they were demotic, non-moralistic, empirical, technophile, modern, etc. |
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| At the same time, the Group and its Orange brand have a specific responsibility: ensuring that these new uses and these new services are not restricted to a technophile elite. |
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| Sommer is an experienced web designer, programmer and passionate technophile. |
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| The ICTE pole works in partnership with a nucleus of technophile lectures, who are consulted on developments and their educational and practical aspects. |
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| Of course, the list of electronics would impress any technophile as well. |
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| Publishers with a male, technophile audience are worst hit, says Sean Blanchfield of PageFair, an Irish startup that helps publishers quantify and manage ad-blocking. |
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| Poland's young, technophile and internationalised elite have worked out how to make money as bankers to conservative and traditionally borrowing-shy consumers. |
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| When a mysterious box is uncovered with a cryptic message inside it, the technophile teenagers rise to the challenge to solve puzzles set by the elusive Gamemaster. |
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