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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"mobile interaction"”.

  1. Mobile interaction techniques for large displays

    … dramatic changes in display sizes hinder users' interaction based on traditional input devices. Recently, mobile devices have been massively adopted and have been proposed as interaction devices for large displays. However, how to integrate mobile devices into real world applications involving …

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  2. Novel text entry and mobile interaction techniques for Arabic language users

    … Census counters, this research aims to improve mobile data entry though better form navigation and improved Arabic text entry. Four improvements were taken into consideration in sequence: (1) minimizing large forms to fit small mobile device screens and easing form navigation process, (2) …

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  3. Automatically extracting interaction and app data from mobile application traces

    … research, we used an existing system to collect mobile interaction traces and extract meaningful information in terms of interaction data, apps, and layout information and complexity of mobile apps. The preeminent driving force for this research was to come up with a system that is scalable and …

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  4. Using audio cues to support motion gesture interaction on mobile devices

    … gestures are an underutilized input modality for mobile interaction despite numerous potential advantages. Negulescu et al. found that the lack of feedback on attempted motion gestures made it difficult for participants to diagnose and correct errors, resulting in poor recognition performance and …

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  5. Curation and privacy in mobile application UI repositories

    Mobile interaction mining allows everyday interaction data to be mined for insights into the best performing design patterns, usability problems, and overall design trends. So far, this data has primarily come from automated application exploration or crowdworkers completing smartphone tasks as …

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  6. Physical mobile interactions : mobile devices as pervasive mediators for interactions with the real world

    So far, mobile devices have mainly been used for interactions between the user, the device and the used service without considering the context of use. However, during the last years we have seen a huge interest in industry and academia in using mobile devices for interactions with things, places …

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  7. Supporting Location Privacy Management through Feedback and Control

    … privacy management (control) requires that mobile systems’ users be able to make informed privacy decisions as their experience and knowledge of a system progresses. By informed, we mean users be aware of the actual information flow. Moreover, privacy preferences vary across the context and …

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  8. A Line in the Sand: Archaeological Evidence for the Interactions of Settled Farmers and Mobile Pastoralists in the Late Bronze Age (1950 - 1500 BC) Murghab alluvial fan, Turkmenistan

    This dissertation focuses on the interactions of mobile pastoralist groups with sedentary farming communities in the Late Bronze Age period (1950 - 1500 BCE) in the Murghab alluvial fan of present-day Turkmenistan. Traditional archaeological and historical studies in Central Asia, focused as they …

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