Chen et al., 2016 - Google Patents
Mobile Middleware: Processing Context-Related Data in Mobile EnvironmentsChen et al., 2016
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- 354469537979373152
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- Chen Y
- Jana R
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- The Handbook of Mobile Middleware
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Real-world scenarios in which human-computer interactions are guided by the surrounding context have created a new realm of computing—the era ofcontext-aware computing. As the man-machine interface becomes more pervasive and intimate, it will have to rely on …
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