ubiquitous

(eg. literal, fire, metaphor )

ubiquitous /ju ˈbɪ kwɪ təs/ ?

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The mobile is the world’s most ubiquitous computer with more than 4 billion handsets in use worldwide.
Now that iPods and iPhones have become as ubiquitous as water bottles and cell phones, market analysts are eager to know what's humming under all those headphones.
The social networking sites like Facebook and Myspace have become so ubiquitous that they have become boring and some experts feel that the networking phenomena has reached a plateau.

"The numbers are clear: the mobile Web is growing around the world, even in countries where broadband penetration is high. In fact, it is growing because consumers are used to having ubiquitous access to the Web and expect to have it wherever they...
on Dec 22, 2008 By: Jon Stephenson von Tetzchner Source: Mobile Computer
"In a marketplace where smartphones are becoming ubiquitous, BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express significantly raises the bar by providing a cost-effective solution that allows companies of all sizes to support enterprise-grade mobile connectivity...
on Feb 16, 2010 By: Mike Lazaridis Source: InformationWeek
"Millennials will routinely engage in ubiquitous social networking, having seen that competitive edge it brings them in business and politics. It will be the norm in personal relationships," said Craigslist founder Craig Newmark in the report.
on Jul 8, 2010 By: Craig Newmark Source: San Francisco Chronicle