With the rapid technological advances of mobile communications, mobile applications not only are changing people’s living style but also changing organizations’, industries’ and governments’ operation, management and innovation in a new way, which further impact economy, society and culture in different countries. Human-computer interaction plays an important role in this change.
The MOBILE conference addresses the design, operation, evaluation and adoption of mobile technologies and applications for consumers, industries, organizations and governments. The purpose of this conference is to provide a platform for researchers and practitioners from academia, industry and government to discuss challenging ideas, novel research contributions, and present current practice and theory of mobile communications related research topics and practices.
We encourage submissions on any mobile communications area that bring relevance to Human-Computer Interaction. The following areas are particularly suitable (but are not limited to):
GAVRIEL SALVENDY
Purdue University, USA
Tsinghua University, P.R. China
and University of Central Florida, USA
salvendy@purdue.edu
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