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There is a problem with multi touch for desktop, pain and interference. I don’t think this is the best way to solve those problems, but does put a new twist on changing the aging user interface before it’s too late.

10/GUI from C. Miller on Vimeo.

I believe the system will not be a singular one as presented in the video. I believe the real change is the way we use computers entirely. Right now, the computer is how we do work, communicate with others, pay bills, schedule events, entertain, along with a whole list of other things I could spend years typing out.

Smart phones have started a slow change in how we view computing. We now have certain applications or situations that are better suited for use with a smartphone. Will we have a computer that sits on our desk much like an old calendar book? Something that does nothing more than to inform and remind us by grabbing all of our dates and calendar information from the cloud? Maybe phones do that already, but maybe you get my drift on where I am taking the conversation.

How will computers evolve?

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