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Capturing and sharing human digital memories with the aid of ubiquitous peer-to-peer mobile services

Dobbins et al., 2012

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14946919218026398856
Author
Dobbins C
Merabti M
Fergus P
Llewellyn-Jones D
Publication year
Publication venue
2012 IEEE International Conference on Pervasive Computing and Communications Workshops

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The explosion of mobile computing and the sharing of content ubiquitously has enabled users to create and share memories instantly. Access to different data sources, such as location, movement, and physiology, has helped to create a data rich society where new and …
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