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Ubiquitous Computing for the Public

Despite the progress made in Ubiquitous Computing since it was first envisaged back in 1987 [1], its use is still isolated to the research community. In this paper, we present why we feel the use of off-the-shelf mobile information devices may aid in bringing ubiquitous computing to the public. We also outline an ongoing project that we are undertaking in hope to introduce ubiquitous computing to a wider audience together with some preliminary results.