Throughout history, we have used tools--hammers, canes, paintbrushes--as natural extensions of our bodies. These tools seem to disappear into our hands. But today's electronic devices are unlike the simple tools of the past; they're text-based and un-intuitive. They require us to multi-task: we must use the tool, via its interface, and we must simultaneously perform […]
Throughout history, we have used tools--hammers, canes, paintbrushes--as natural extensions of our bodies. These tools seem to disappear into our hands. But today's electronic devices are unlike the simple tools of the past; they're text-based and un-intuitive. They require us to multi-task: we must use the tool, via its interface, and we must simultaneously perform […]
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