Fidgetal - modern technology whose primary purpose is to give people something to do with their fingers.
A BBC magazine report says: “Technology, and the hype that surrounds it, is changing the way we speak. But we don't have to turn into drones, all spouting the latest i-word. Chris Bowlby says it's time for the techno-bullied to fight back with their own subversive speak.”
So, we witness the birth of anti-technological words: Here is a sample:
Wikisqueak - sound emitted by diplomat who realises she's sent confidential telegram without proper encryption
Dreadsheet - spreadsheet containing very bad financial news
Mobile drone - lover of interminable tedious and public phone conversations
Powerpointless - universal feeling in room at end of hi-tech executive presentation of negligible value
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