Listening to music on personal, digital devices whilst mobile is an enjoyable, everyday
activity. We explore a scheme for exploiting this practice to immerse listeners in navigation …

We consider wearable computing applications which rely on audio as a primary medium of
the interface. This paper surveys a range of interaction techniques which may be applied to …

From talking with creators of multimedia documents, it appears that audio is generally
considered as an 'endpoint'medium, where there is no way out of the media. Audio and …

The support for audio in existing hypermedia systems is generally not as comprehensive as
for text and images, considering audio to be an endpoint medium. Temporal linking has …

In this paper, we describe a range of audio problems that impact the effectiveness of audio
conferences and detail the solutions we have devised to address these problems. We …

One factor which can be expected to influence performance in applications where the user
points a device in some direction to obtain information is the angle interval in which the user …

Information gathering from multimedia retrieval systems is aided by effective visualization,
but the degree to which visualization is effective depends in part on the way the context of …

Digital mobile music devices are phenomenally popular. The devices are becoming
increasingly powerful with sophisticated interaction controls, powerful processors, vast …

This article deals with a method for interacting with a handheld navigation application,
based on using the mobile device for pointing. When the user points the device in any …

Screen reading is the prevalent approach for presenting graphical desktop applications in
audio. The primary function of a screen reader is to describe what the user encounters when …