How the Car Sharing Service Uber Might Have Worked in the Pre-Smartphone Era of the 1980s
by Lori Dorn from Laughing Squid on (#3X0P4)
As part of his ongoing series that imagines how current technologies and services would look if they had been created in previous decades, Jo Luijten of Squirrel-Monkey took a look at how the ubiquitous on-call car sharing behemoth Uber would have worked in the pre-smartphone, DOS/matrix printer environment of the 1980s. Actress Kinna McInroe-Luitjen provided the amusing narration of the onerous ten step process of calling a car.
Why there was no Uber in the Eighties.
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