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Reading with Mobile Phone & Large Display

Roswitha Gostner, Hans Gellersen

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In this paper we compare performance and usability between three different device combinations: a) mobile phone b) touch screen c) mobile phone & screen. We show that mobile phone & screen has a better performance than phone only. We also discuss some interaction issues when using a mobile phone with a large screen.

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In this paper we compare performance and usability between three different device combinations: a) mobile phone b) touch screen c) mobile phone & screen. We show that mobile phone & screen has a better performance than phone only. We also discuss some interaction issues when using a mobile phone with a large screen.

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In this paper we compare performance and usability between three different device combinations: a) mobile phone b) touch screen c) mobile phone & screen. We show that mobile phone & screen has a better performance than phone only. We also discuss some interaction issues when using a mobile phone with a large screen.

Key concepts: Mobile phone, Mobile phone tracking, GSM services, Computer science, Phone, Mobile identification number, Usability, Reading (process)

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