Digital technologies, such as smartphones and tablets, can be useful in academic settings
by allowing browsing for additional information, organizing the study process online, and …

IoT devices no longer affect single users only because others like visitors or family members-
denoted as bystanders-might be in the device's vicinity. Thus, data about bystanders can be …

Little prior research on computer or smartphone interruptive notifications (INs) has examined
psychological constructs associated with their adverse effects. We examined several mental …

Desktop notifications should be noticeable but are also subject to a number of design
choices, eg concerning their size, placement, or opacity. It is currently unknown, however …

Using multiple devices at the same time is becoming increasingly common in the daily lives
of users, be it for work or for leisure. This paper presents in situ qualitative and quantitative …

Notifications on mobile devices punctuate our daily lives to provide information and prompt
for further engagement. Investigations into the cognitive processes involved in consuming …

As smartphone notifications increase, so does the effort required to handle them effectively.
Previous research has proposed various notification management features, but empirical …

Smartphone overuse is hyper-prevalent in society, and developing tools to prevent this
overuse has become a focus of HCI. However, there is a lack of work investigating …

IoT devices like smart cameras and speakers provide convenience but can collect sensitive
information within private spaces. While research has investigated user perception of …

Physical activity is a key aspect of healthy ageing. However, following a strict workout
regimen requires much motivation and is a considerable threshold for inactive persons. A …