“…The evolution of Wireless Broad band and Web 2.0 providing web services from syntactic to semantic and presently to a pragmatic (user-conscious) level, de Bruign et al [7], has further strengthened the AmI environment. Also the recent innovative studies by Chalmers et al [8], [9], Kim et al [10], [11] on five senses multimedia technology-in which five sensory messages-visual (eyes), aural (ears), haptic (touch) , smell (nose) and taste (tongue) are perceived, as if they are real have considerably elevated the status of web-services along with AmI, as an integral part of human consciousness. This is due to the capacity of the brain in coordinating the different sensory signals arising from a common source, thereby providing us with a unified percept of the world.…”