everyware
nounEtymology Blend of everywhere + -ware, by surface analysis, every + -ware.
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Synonym of ubiquitous computing.
- It is apparent that nascent forms of everyware already exist, at least for some people, and in some parts of the world.2011, Rob Kitchin, Matthew Fuller, Martin Dodge, Code/space: Software and Everyday Life, page 216:
- If intimate media and geomedia constitute the parameters of ambient intelligence as 'everyware' (ever more pervasive and ever harder to perceive) then Greenfield urges us to be aware of limitations that may be sever enough for us to assert that everyware is currently noware in particular.2013, Martin Lister, The Photographic Image in Digital Culture, page 56:
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- Moreover, the new everyware network "happens out here in the world" and is a social phenomenon.2013, Steven E. Jones, The Emergence of the Digital Humanities (Open Access):