… computing: A distinction between the word ubiquitous and … ubiquitous eludes more to the
final state of this process. We suggest that pervasive computing and ubiquitous computing are …

… ubiquitous computing during the 1990s, exploring the business potential for ubiquitous
services, and novel mobile devices such as pen-based computers. At this time, we also saw the …

… an introduction to an important subset of ubiquitous computing … The field of ubiquitous
computing is simultaneously young … coined the term ubiquitous computing in his Scientific …

… Ubiquitous Computing has far-reaching impacts for citizens, … impacts of ubiquitous
computing rather than going into detail. … for the introduction of ubiquitous computing for several …

… The research reported here is investigating: how context can be acquired, distributed,
and used and how it changes human computer interaction in Ubiquitous Computing. …

… a computer nor will existing computer interaction styles suffice. Swallow and Thompson (this
issue) show that conductive textiles can be a host for ubiquitous computing, … the computer; it …

… Though ubiquitous computers will use these aspects of mobile computing, they are not the
… By designing for social computing applications, they will move ubiquitous computing away …

… To aid the understanding of Ubiquitous Computing, this introductory chapter continues by
describing some illustrative applications of ubiquitous computing. Next the proposed holistic …

… The early days of ubiquitous computing were concentrated on a more receptive view of
the … Thus, we may see ubiquitous computing in a narrow view as ubiquitous computing for …

… The term “ubiquitous computing” was introduced by Mark Weiser of Xerox Park in 1991. Weiser
… conceived of ubiquitous computing as the third wave in the evolution of computing, which …