👉 Convenience computing refers to the design of computing systems that prioritize ease of use and accessibility over other considerations, such as performance or security. These systems are crafted to fit seamlessly into users' daily lives, often requiring minimal effort from the user to interact with them. Examples include smartphones, tablets, and smart home devices, which are designed to be intuitive, portable, and always-available. Convenience computing focuses on meeting users' immediate needs by providing quick access to information and services, often through touch interfaces, voice commands, or gesture controls. This approach makes technology more inclusive and user-friendly, especially for people who may not have extensive technical expertise or prefer not to engage with complex interfaces.
