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New Interfaces,prediction technology. This chapter proposes a new set of interfaces for everyday computing tasks like electronic shopping, banking, travelling and so on. Unlike the weather monitoring and electronic agriculture systems, here we do not propose a whole new application, rather we emphasize only on the

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Concluding Remarks,ry, starting in 1953. In India, the Indian Institute of Technology at Kanpur (IIT, Kanpur) pioneered ‘computer science education with the initial computer-related courses starting in August 1963 on an IBM 1620 system’. Interestingly, this 10-year gap was also present in widespread adoption of comput

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User Model, easier to use than cognitive architecture-based models, and covers a wider range of users than existing user models for disabled users. The user profile is created using a web form and the profile is stored in cloud. Once created, this profile is accessible to the user irrespective of application and device.

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Concluding Remarks,ate 1990s and early 2000s that computers become widely available to common Indian users. The result was a middle-aged and elderly generation that did not ‘grow up’ with computers. They can feel the benefit of computing and information technology in their work but still find existing interfaces non-intuitive or difficult to learn and remember.

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