Bezel-based gestures expand the interaction space of touch-screen devices (eg,
smartphones and smartwatches). Existing works have mainly focused on bezel-initiated …

Copy-Paste (CP) operations on touchscreen smartphones are not as easy to perform as
compared with similar operations on desktop computers. The smaller screen size and input …

The orientation and repositioning of physical artefacts (such as paper documents) to afford
shared viewing of content, or to steer the attention of others to specific details, is known as …

Selecting an item of interest on smartwatches can be tedious and time-consuming as it
involves a series of swipe and tap actions. We present PageFlip, a novel method that …

We present AdHocProx, a system that uses device-relative, inside-out sensing to augment
co-located collaboration across multiple devices, without recourse to externally-anchored …

There remain numerous unanswered questions regarding how to design eReaders that are
effective for the range of reading purposes required by readers. This broad research area …

Whether we are young or old, all of us have read many kinds of books and articles from an
early age. Reading has influenced us at different stages of our lives, and with the …

In the past few years, the materials of which objects are made of have increasingly gained
attention, particularly in relation to the design and usage of computational objects. Different …

This paper describes our design of the Book-Like Reader, an e-book reader interface that
mirrors paper books. This study focuses on the characteristics of flexibility and lightweight …

Although useful, digital screens have not yet replaced physical books. The printed book
offers three concurrent psychological advantages that explain its puzzling resilience:(1) …