This Pervasive Day: The Potential And Perils Of Pervasive Computing

Discover the transformative world of pervasive computing in "This Pervasive Day: The Potential And Perils Of Pervasive Computing" by Jeremy Pitt. Published in 2012 by Imperial College Press, this insightful hardback explores the groundbreaking implications of advanced technology on our everyday lives. With 316 pages of compelling content, Pitt delves into the convergence of miniaturization and Moore’s Law, showcasing how these advancements have made pervasive computing a tangible reality.

The book meticulously examines both the opportunities and challenges posed by this innovative technology, focusing on the intricacies of human-computer interaction and ubiquitous computing. Ideal for readers interested in understanding the future of technology and its effects on society, this thought-provoking analysis will leave you informed and intrigued. Join Jeremy Pitt in exploring the promising yet cautionary landscape of pervasive adaptation, and see how it shapes the very fabric of our lives.