Şunu aradınız:: communicating (İngilizce - Tamilce)

%1 (error communicating with korganizer)
% 1 இந்த மாற்றங்களை சேமிக்க வேண்டுமா? @ info

adjusts himself while communicating with different type of personalities
பிரமுகர்கள் பல்வேறு வகை உடன் தொடர்பு கொள்ளும்போது தன்னை சரிசெய்கிறது

cannot create socket for communicating with the pilot (%1)
பைலட்டோடு தொடர்பு கொள்வதற்கான நிரலை உருவாக்க இயலவில்லை

one of my favorite childhood memories is watching the movie star wars in the theater in 1977. i (along with an entire nation) was awestruck. nothing like that had ever been done before. we were all sucked into a new world of spaceships, light sabers, strange creatures, and distant galaxies. but of all the things that caught the attention of the average star wars viewer, no doubt the amazing technology of the future was near the top of the list. what would it be like to have robots with personalities, to hover above the ground on a “land speeder,” to play “chess” with virtual-holographic images, and to have lost limbs restored with robotic parts? of course, in our modern day these very things have largely been realized. in fact, i noticed that when my own son watched star wars on dvd a few years ago, he was not amazed by much of anything technological—some of that probably seemed pretty realistic to him. he was mesmerized instead by the fast flying ships, light saber fights, and fun action scenes. we live in a world where technology advances at such a mind-boggling pace that we hardly have time to stop and be amazed by it. we feel this today particularly in the area of “social media” such as facebook, twitter, myspace, and just plain ol’ texting. we are (supposedly) more connected with each other, more in touch with each other, more often communicating with each other, than ever before. but, as i think about my son’s future, and even about life in the modern day, i have to ask the simple question: what effect does “social media” technology have on
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