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Transport yourself back to 1995. Imagine you’re sitting in a cafe — not a coffee shop. (This was before the trend of coffee shops replacing pubs) You’re listening to a group of young computer software engineers talk about their vision for the future of computing. One guy stands up and starts with this… “What if the computer of tomorrow was held in your hand? A device you took with you everywhere. What if the programs were colourful icons, like jelly beans you clicked with your finger? And what if they were everywhere. Inside the bus, even on the side of the bus, at work, at play. Everywhere.”