Although not every computer user plays games, every user benefits from the way gaming contributes to the overall innovation and development of computing technology, software and the Internet ecosystem.
Even though there could be a widespread misconception that certain makers of laptops and mobiles (like Apple, Toshiba and Samsung) are most responsible for advancing the state of the art in our equipment, the truth is that there are certain practices across the board in the industry (mainly end user testing) that contribute most to the improvement of technologies.
The Web itself with its driving concept of “crowd” power is the ideal example of the how important the human-experience factor is for technological media.
Creating consumer electronics is a collaborative, grassroots process rather than just the work of technical wizards at global corporations.
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