Applied Mechanics-Based Devices in Mobile Human-Computer Interaction

Yan Shuo Chang; Qing Yi Hua

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.214.219

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Applied Mechanics-Based Devices in Mobile Human-Computer Interaction

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To provide some suggestions of hardware specifications to relevant people, such as developers and researchers, this paper proposes a “standard” smart phone by using the revised value of parameters, like mean and mode, which are based on the analysis of smart phone hardware parameter information database. It provides a good reference for the human-computer interaction designers at both the qualitative and quantitative level.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 214)

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Yan Shuo Chang, Qing Yi Hua

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Mobile HCI, Performance, Smart Phone

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