Foreword
You're riding the train to work in the morning. You're onboard an airplane that's taxiing to the gate following the flight attendant's announcement that cell phones and other electronic devices can be turned back on. You're sitting in a coffee shop enjoying a morning brew. And what are people all around you doing? They're checking their e-mail, surfing the web, reading the news, and checking the latest weather report—all on their iPhones, Android phones, Blackberrys, Windows phones, and other devices that just a few short years ago wouldn't have fit in a suitcase, much less a purse or pants pocket.
The smartphone phenomenon is no less a revolution in the way we live, work, and play than the personal-computer revolution was in the early ...
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