March 2006
Beginner
272 pages
5h 48m
English
Thesis 11Everyware appears not merely in more places than personal computing does, but in more different kinds of places, at a greater variety of scales.
In principle, at least as far as some of the more enthusiastic proponents of ubicomp are concerned, few human places exist that could not be usefully augmented by networked information processing.
Whether or not we happen to agree with this proposition ourselves, we should consider it likely that over the next few years we'll see computing appear in a very great number of places (and kinds of places) previously inaccessible to it. What would this mean in practice?
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