Ubiquitous , social networks in the street

Never before humans had access to so much data so easily; however, this scenario disappears as we move away from a computer. In our cities, urban services are provided via supports, which practically have not changed in a century: bus-stop shelters, metro-stations panels and screens, maps or urban furniture 1 . This scenario brings up the opportunity to refresh the idea of services that a city provides to citizens and tourists, with the novel possibility of ubiquitously accessing personalized multimedia content.