Mobile social applications or software refer to mobile phone systems that allow users to connect with other people and create technologically-enabled mobile communities. This …
PE Agre - Human–Computer Interaction, 2001 - Taylor & Francis
By allowing any social institution to structure activity in any place, wireless information services break down the traditional mapping between institutions and places. This …
Understanding the impacts and consequences of information and communications technology in local communities through theoretical and practical approaches has long …
Mobile phones are no longer what they used to be. Not only can users connect to the Internet anywhere and anytime, they can also use their devices to map their precise …
C Licoppe, Y Inada - Journal of Urban technology, 2008 - Taylor & Francis
THE development of location-aware systems has been understood as a promising and original way to enrich urban experience and mobility-related practices by articulating a …
Location-based experiences extend digital media out into the physical world–be it across a campus, the city streets or into remote wilderness. Users with mobile displays move through …
Context-awareness is one of the rising trends of future mobile technology, and due to advances in technology development, new application and service concepts are being …
Ubiquitous computing envisions seamless access of mass-scale services over the multitude of contexts that users encounter in their everyday mobility. However, to be successful such …
This paper describes efforts toward creating an integrated living space to support heightened awareness of a user's environment. The work seeks to balance the needs and …