Mobile and ubiquitous computing represents the third generation of computing with multiple interconnected systems embedded seamlessly into their environment and humans. These computing systems operate ...

In September 1991, Scientific American published an article by Mark Weiser, the then head of Xerox's PARC computer science laboratory, entitled 'The Computer for the 21st Century'. In that piece he ...

I like to observe patterns that emerge around me, certainly where technology is involved. The rise of the Internet has pushed many applications from distributed to centralized. Back in the 1990s, we ...

The Christian Science Monitor is featuring a piece on netbooks and the drastically decreased cost of bringing computing to students (and adults) in both mature and developing markets. According to ...

Will you be able to keep up with the multiple devices of ubiquitous computing? One of the key differences that ubiquitous computing offers over the personal computing to which we have grown accustomed ...

The future of computing is moving toward a ubiquitous model, where workloads and data can be run and leveraged everywhere, including in the cloud, on-premises and at the edge. Most companies have ...

The future of Google is post-phone, post-Internet, ambient computing all around you. Frog Fellow Jared Ficklin talks about the search for the next computing interface–the one we won’t ever see or ...

The PC has maintained a dominant position on the desktop and achieved a level of nonsubstitutable infrastructure, making it difficult, if not impossible, to replace. Wintel systems benefit from the ...

Ubiquitous computing has triggered an avalanche of data that is beyond human processing capabilities. AI technologies have emerged as the only viable way to turn this data into information. As more ...