New Douglas Rushkoff article on thefeature.com about the problems with forcing new technologies into the niches of older tech.
Just as the Internet has fostered a sense of global connectivity for users pinned to their desktops, the wireless network -- by coming along in one's pocket -- can enhance users' connections to their immediate environments and temporary communities. After all, wireless users have left their homes and offices for a reason. Away from their desktops and, in many cases, laptops, they are in "nomadic mode", not office or home mode.
via Douglas Rushkoff's blog
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