shiny

In a clearing ahead you see a shiny new icon, a multicolor wheel.

It is a replacement for pieces of paper or shiny metal with doodles of George Washington stamped on them.

It was the era of conglomerates in shiny office towers.

The pattern and symmetry, glistening like shiny gossamer art.

When the general public votes with their wallet in a landslide victory for Apple, we blame them for being easily manipulable by slick ad campaigns and shiny baubles.

I don't know what the general environment is like there in SF, but in London, UK there is no way I would ever leave an expensive shiny laptop unattended in a public place like that.

Not because I like having the newest shiny, because I couldn't even run multiple dev environments on it, like I had to for my JOB, and building my code took 12 full minutes, instead of, say, 3.

The preview release is seriously many many months old from the RTM release, and it's painful to think that this is what customers are going to see from Office when they turn on their shiny new device.

I'm pretty certain that Opera's future is bright and shiny!---- Former Opera employee and devoted user, speaking for myself, obviously.

Devs don't need to target Mir if they don't want to, Linux users can switch to another Debian if they don't like it, and the Layman discovers that Linux can possibly be just as shiny as Mac OS.

But until the corporate "software project" culture understands why it happens and why people are often far happier with their clunky spreadsheet than with your shiny WPF app or web page, I don't think this problem is going to go away.