1. A computer-implemented method for contextual task management, the method comprising: identifying, by a modular electronic device comprising at least a first electronic module, a plurality of computing tasks to be performed, wherein the modular electronic device is physically movable between a plurality of different locations by a user of the modular electronic device, and wherein a plurality of different and dynamically-changing ad hoc combinations of devices are respectively available at the plurality of different locations; determining, by the modular electronic device, a plurality of required sets of computing resources respectively required to perform the plurality of computing tasks; and for each of two or more locations of the plurality of different locations and while the modular electronic device is respectively present at each of the two or more locations: determining, by the modular electronic device, a current set of computing resources that are currently available to the modular electronic device at such location via the respective dynamically-changing ad hoc combination of devices available at such location; comparing, by the modular electronic device, the current set of computing resources to the plurality of required sets of computing resources; identifying, by the modular electronic device, at least one computing task that is currently performable based on the comparison of the current set of computing resources to the plurality of required sets of computing resources; and causing, by the modular electronic device, performance of the at least one performable computing task by the respective dynamically-changing ad hoc combination of devices available at such location.