Pressing matters : the finger-tip control of technology in America's age of affluence
The way in which people interact with machines is changing rapidly. The touch screen has become so common now that it no longer rouses amazement. It is also likely that voice control will become more ubiquitous and even the idea that individuals will be able to control common consumer technologies m...
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University College London (University of London)
2017
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