In a lot of schools, nobody has necessarily said: "Do you need any support with this?" So is this one of those great political statements where the government says: "Yes, every child is going to be learning computing from the age of six", but has not worked out who actually is going to teach them?
Going forward, tablets and smartphones are also going to be the computing devices that people use much more than desktops.
"That's going to be a new computing device that you have on your wrist but I think the computing devices are evolving, right.
"The lesson we have learned is that there's going to be more personal computing in our lives," he replied.
"We're all going to be doing cloud computing, for example, and that won't work if you're not always connected.
He added: "Ed Vaizey, the culture minister, has been very supportive and we've managed to convince (Education Secretary) Michael Gove that computer science will be a major part of the new ICT curriculum, which is going to be now called computing.
Some rights reserved To those who reckoned that netbooks were going to be a feature of computing life for ever and ever: bad news.
The following lemma [13, 26] is going to be very helpful in computing the limits of several sequences.
"To me, it's basically going to be the bottom floor of computing – it's the general consumer, it's the masses in China – and from that we can push up," he says.
I'm personally of the opinion that something very much like Glass, if not Glass itself, is going to be a part of our computing future.
