Perceptions of visualizing personal mobile communication patterns

Paasovaara, Susanna; Sarjanoja, Ari-Heikki; Kyllönen, Vesa; Huhtala, Jussi; Mäntyjärvi, Jani; Häkkilä, Jonna

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“…Although smart phones are nowadays used as versatile everyday life tools, the phonebook still remains a key application. Call-history related data can provide information about communication patterns that are perceived as interesting by many users [21]. Calling is a frequently used mobile phone function [20], making the phonebook application a good testbed for visualizing dynamically changing information.…”

Section: Application Design 31 Application Domain and Processmentioning

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“…Thus, the phonebook application was selected for our research. Prior to our research, user perceptions of mobile communication data visualizations have been investigated in the context of ambient information delivery [27] and for increasing the awareness of personal communication patterns with other people [21].…”

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Design, implementation and evaluation of an autostereoscopic 3D mobile phonebook

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Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Mobile and Ubiquitous Multimedia

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Mobile stereoscopic 3D (S3D) user experience (UX) design has not yet been widely studied. Stereoscopy in today's products is used for visual design purposes, whilst the potential for holistic interaction design and utilitarian aspects have been neglected. In this paper we introduce the design, implementation and evaluation of a mobile S3D phonebook application. In the application stereoscopy was used to augment the 2D user interface (UI) design to provide information related to the time when the last call with each phonebook contact was made. We describe the results of the pilot study charting the design directions, laboratory study of first impressions, and results of a field trial, where 21 participants used the application for a few days. The S3D UI design provoked first impressions related to entertainment and 2D UI to practical qualities, whereas the field study showed that our S3D phonebook design successfully demonstrated that utilitarian value can be incorporated to the design.

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Section: Application Design 31 Application Domain and Processmentioning

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Section: Application Design 31 Application Domain and Processmentioning

confidence: 99%

Design, implementation and evaluation of an autostereoscopic 3D mobile phonebook

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Ventä-Olkkonen

et al. 2014

Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Mobile and Ubiquitous Multimedia

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“…Although smart phones are nowadays used as versatile everyday life tools, the phonebook still remains a key application. Call history related data can provide information about communication patterns that are perceived as interesting by many users [11]. Thus, phonebook application was selected for the research.…”

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Design and evaluation of mobile phonebook application with stereoscopic 3D user interface

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Koskenranta

et al. 2013

CHI '13 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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During recent years, stereoscopic 3D (S3D) mobile devices have entered the mass markets. Yet, mobile S3D user experience (UX) design has not been widely studied, and stereoscopy in today's products is used for purely visual design, whilst the potential for holistic UX has been neglected. In this work-in-progress paper we introduce the design, implementation and preliminary evaluation of a mobile S3D phonebook application, where stereoscopy was used to augment the 2D user interface (UI) design to provide information related to the time when the last call with each phonebook contact was made.

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Circlebook: Visual Display of Friend Proximity

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Spano

2013

Mobile Web Information Systems

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In this paper we introduce Circlebook, a novel technique for visualizing\ud an ego-network according to a distance function, using a radial layout. We apply such\ud technique in order to support social network users (e.g. Facebook) in inspecting the\ud level of interaction with their friends. In addition, we propose a set of control techniques\ud that exploit this visualization, such as the filtering of contents created by the\ud user’s friends, and the end-user editing of the distance values. In addition, we detail\ud the implementation of a prototype for both the visualization and the filtering techniques\ud in a mobile setting. We evaluated the usability of the proposed approach\ud through a user study, comparing our prototype with the current Facebook wall-post\ud visualization. The experimental results shows that the user are immediately proficient\ud with the visualization and that it can be successfully exploited for controlling the content\ud filtering

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Perceptions of visualizing personal mobile communication patterns

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Design, implementation and evaluation of an autostereoscopic 3D mobile phonebook

Design, implementation and evaluation of an autostereoscopic 3D mobile phonebook

Design and evaluation of mobile phonebook application with stereoscopic 3D user interface

Circlebook: Visual Display of Friend Proximity

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