Context-aware applications: from the laboratory to the marketplace
P. Brown, J. Bovey, and X. Chen. Personal Communications, IEEE see also IEEE Wireless Communications, 4 (5):
58--64(1997)
Abstract
Current hardware developments are making mobile computing increasingly
attractive. An important class of mobile applications are context-aware
applications: applications that change their behaviour according
to the user's present context-their location, who they are with,
what the time of day is, and so on. This article is about software
design for context-aware applications. Currently most such applications
have been crafted by experts in research laboratories. Our aim is
to factor out a simple class of context-aware applications and make
the creation of these as easy as, say, creating Web pages
%0 Journal Article
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%A Brown, P.J.
%A Bovey, J.D.
%A Chen, Xian
%D 1997
%J Personal Communications, IEEE see also IEEE Wireless Communications
%K applications, aware computer computing, context design distributed engineering, laboratories, land marketplace, mobile networks, processing, radio radio, research software
%N 5
%P 58--64
%T Context-aware applications: from the laboratory to the marketplace
%V 4
%X Current hardware developments are making mobile computing increasingly
attractive. An important class of mobile applications are context-aware
applications: applications that change their behaviour according
to the user's present context-their location, who they are with,
what the time of day is, and so on. This article is about software
design for context-aware applications. Currently most such applications
have been crafted by experts in research laboratories. Our aim is
to factor out a simple class of context-aware applications and make
the creation of these as easy as, say, creating Web pages
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attractive. An important class of mobile applications are context-aware
applications: applications that change their behaviour according
to the user's present context-their location, who they are with,
what the time of day is, and so on. This article is about software
design for context-aware applications. Currently most such applications
have been crafted by experts in research laboratories. Our aim is
to factor out a simple class of context-aware applications and make
the creation of these as easy as, say, creating Web pages},
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timestamp = {2009-09-12T19:19:37.000+0200},
title = {Context-aware applications: from the laboratory to the marketplace},
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