Intellectually, I am madly in love with Adam Greenfield. He's so human, so empathetic with and loving of humaness.
I also have a new appreciation for everyware (both the idea and the book) after playing for the last two weeks with a GPS toy (Garmin Nuvi) in my car: the sense that everywhere we go we are connected to something is a little scary but also incredibly reassuring. It's like a new level of companionship/sociability (maybe not unlike sharing Palm programs via infrared beaming several years back): there's the interface of humans with humans then another layer of interface with our technologies then moments when my personal technology and yours either interrupt or enhance one another.
I for one want my house to greet me when I come home.
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Intellectually, I am madly in love with Adam Greenfield. He's so human, so empathetic with and loving of humaness.
I also have a new appreciation for everyware (both the idea and the book) after playing for the last two weeks with a GPS toy (Garmin Nuvi) in my car: the sense that everywhere we go we are connected to something is a little scary but also incredibly reassuring. It's like a new level of companionship/sociability (maybe not unlike sharing Palm programs via infrared beaming several years back): there's the interface of humans with humans then another layer of interface with our technologies then moments when my personal technology and yours either interrupt or enhance one another.
I for one want my house to greet me when I come home.
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