IEEE Pervasive Computing · 2005 · 275 citations · 5 references
EngineeringMobile InteractionDifferent ActivitiesMobile CollaborationCamera Phone ImagesProblematic Smartphone UseCommunicationSocial MediaUbiquitous CameraDesignUser ExperienceCamera PhonesMobile ComputingMobile SensingTechnologySocial ComputingHuman-computer InteractionArtsContext-aware Pervasive SystemUbiquitous Application
Little in-depth data exists regarding what users actually do with their camera phones. Our goal was thus to understand how people use camera phone images for social and personal purposes and affective and functional purposes. We had two main objectives. The first was to explore the range and diversity of use to help broaden our outlook on current and future camera phone use. The second was to elucidate the characteristics and context of use for different activities to learn how we might better support such activities.
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