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Computers in Language, Art, and Communication (continued) Computers
and Communication (continued) There has also been a rapid growth in the quantity and variety of forms of connectivity (i.e., the ability to connect to a network). As a result, one is likely to encounter e-mail, instant messaging, and Web browsing in an astonishing variety of settings: homes, offices, schools, churches, airports, restaurants, bookstores, and coffee shops (especially so-called cybercafes). The rapid growth of wireless and cellular data systems indicates that "anytime, anywhere computing" may not be an exaggeration for much longer. |
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