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Everyware - "the future is already here, it's just not well distributed yet"

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In this Ignite presentation, I examine the notion of "everyware" - the merging and flowing of data and content between virtual and real spaces and the layering of virtual content onto the real world. ...

In this Ignite presentation, I examine the notion of "everyware" - the merging and flowing of data and content between virtual and real spaces and the layering of virtual content onto the real world. Although this isn't hugely new, I argue that the growing convergence between device ubiquity, network speed, lowering cost, user familiarity, accurate LBS, geo-lo'd services and higher computing power points to a horizon where everyware is becoming a reality at last

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  • dmje Mike Ellis, Director at Thirty8 Digital @blackbeltjones - yes, good plan - have done so. Actually, the microprinter pics are of mine, but I stole the idea from Tom Taylor so have credited him, too... 4 years ago
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  • blackbeltjones Matt Jones, designer at http://www.dopplr.com Probably should point people to the social letterbox by Schulze & Webb / Microprinter code and engineering by Tom Taylor (http://tomtaylor.co.uk/projects/microprinter/). Perhaps replace this slideshow with a revised version with credits / citations... 4 years ago
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