Mobile WorldPast, Present and Future
Lynne Hamill, Amparo Lasen
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Zusammenfassungen
This book is a sequel to Wireless World: Social and Interactional Aspects of the Mobile Age, by Brown, Green and Harper published in this CSCW series in 2002. This new volume is a collection of invited chapters, drawing heavily on an international conference held by the Digital World Research Centre (DWRC) at the University of Surrey in July 2003. The title of the conference was "The Mobile Revolution - A Retrospective": its theme, lessons on social shaping. The idea was to focus on what can be learnt from the adoption of mobile devices that could be applicable to other, new, digital technologies.This book brings together the perspectives of key researchers to explore lessons on social shaping, examining what can be learned from the adoption of mobile devices that can be applied to other, newer, digital technologies.Forecasting the impact of new technology is always difficult. Occasionally demand is underestimated, but more often it is overestimated, & at great cost. Digital technology is unlike anything that has gone before, making it particularly difficult to understand its implications for businesses, public services & society in general. By looking at what has happened in the past & now, & offering methods of using this knowledge to look forward, this book will contribute to reducing expensive forecasting errors in the future.
Key reading for all those involved with the future of mobile communications, this book is a valuable resource, particularly for advanced undergraduates & postgraduates on Mobile Technology courses, practitioners, & researchers working in mobile communications, CSCW & HCI.
Kapitel 
- Digital Revolution - Mobile Revolution? (Lynne Hamill)
- 1. Mobile Telephony - Realising the Dream of Ideal Communication? (Imar de Vries)
- 2. History Repeating? - A Comparison of the Launch and Uses of Fixed and Mobile Phones (Amparo Lasen)
- 3. Kids will be Kids - The Role of Mobiles in Teenage Life (Lynne Hamill, Richard Harper )
- 4. A SMS History (Alex S. Taylor, Jane Vincent )
- 5. Emotional Attachment to Mobile Phones - An Extraordinary Relationship (Jane Vincent)
- 6. Textmates and Text Circles - Insights into the Social Ecology of SMS Text Messaging (Donna Reid, Fraser Reid )
- 7. An Evaluation of PDAs as Workplace Tools - An activity Theory Perspective (Jenny Waycott)
- 8. Different directions in the mobile internet - Analysing mobile internet services in Japan and Europe (Richard Tee)
- 9. Context Perspectives for Scenarios and Research Development in Mobile Systems (James Stewart)
- 10. Instant Messaging and Presence Services - Future, CSCW and Ethnography (Philippe Rouchy)
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| Mobile World | E | - | - | 1 | 1852338253 |  |
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