The typical user is no longer facing a desktop machine in the relatively predictable office environment. Rather, users have to deal with diverse devices, mobile or fixed, sporting diverse interfaces and used in diverse environments. In appearance, this phenomenon is a step towards the realization of Mark Weiser's ubiquitous computing paradigm, or 'third wave of computing', where specialized devices outnumber users [Weiser 1991].
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