The keynote speaker at Pervasive 2007 was Adam Greenfield. Adam spoke about his first book called “Everyware.” In this book Adam explores how ubiquitous/pervasive computing will change our lives and makes recommendations on how to design pervasive/ubiquitous systems so that they do not clash with the social norms we live by. Here is a picture of Adam Greenfield giving the keynote speech (the photo was taken by Matthias Kranz):

“Everyware” is available in electronic form through the UNH library. To get an idea about its contents read this interview with Adam Greenfield. For more information on Adam’s work you can also take a look at Adam’s blog.

Andrew Kun

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