Author: Jinyi

The paper The Mobile Workplace: Collaboration in a Vast Setting written by Daniel Vesterlind and Mattias Esbjörnsson has been accepted to the book The Interaction Society: Practice, Theories & Supportive … Continue Reading →

Most of our contributions to the EU project “Mobile Gaming Industry and Culture (Mgain)” is now completed. Liselott Brunnberg’s case study of “It’s Alive”‘s Botfighter, a pervasive location-based mobile game … Continue Reading →

We have been invited to revise our paper on “Motorbikers using Hocman – Field Trials on Mobile Interaction” that was presented at Mobile HCI’2003 for a special Issue of the … Continue Reading →

Kristina Hulterström has presented her master thesis: Witches, Warlocks and Traffic Encounters – Designing the Interaction for an ad hoc multiplayer gaming experince. The thesis is available at the publications … Continue Reading →

The Mobility studio at II and ITGP signs two individual agreements based on the prototype services “placememos” and “backseat gaming v.1”. The agreement provides ITGP with an 180-day exclusive royalty-free … Continue Reading →

Anton Gustafsson has presented his master thesis: PlaceMemo: A Prototype of a Context-aware Information System. The thesis is available at the publications page.

Today Alexandra Weilenmann participates in a panel on mobile phones, at the science museum Universeum, in Göteborg.

A workshop on Designing for ubicomp in the wild: Methods for exploring the design of mobile and ubiquitous services will take place during MUM’2003. The workshop is organised as part … Continue Reading →

The second version of the Backseat Gaming prototype has been successfully tested [wmv]. The prototype makes use of contingent encounters with other car travelling players as a resource in the … Continue Reading →

On the 28th of August, 2003, our project will organise a workshop on business models for mobile services that make use of P2P or ad-hoc-networked technology for sharing information (music, … Continue Reading →