> "No interface" actually means "no mobile phone interface". Let's not kid ourselves... interface is still important. Depends how long term we're talking here.

> "No interface" actually means "no mobile phone interface". Let's not kid ourselves... interface is still important. Depends how long term we're talking here. If we're talking in a 100 years then yeah 'no interface' is king because ideally we would have microchip implants that allows us to intuitively gather knowledge and do whatever computing we do today simply in our heads. But today? I have a feeling what they REALLY mean is seamless integration is king over just another app to limit the amount of time used navigating user interfaces (and if we can get that to zero such as opening a door even better).