%0 Book %1 Paterno2011 %B Human-Computer Interaction Series %C London %D 2011 %E Paternò, Fabio %I Springer %K 01624 103 springer book embedded ai user interaction interface mobile application middleware %R 10.1007/978-0-85729-250-6 %T Migratory Interactive Applications for Ubiquitous Environments %X Ubiquitous environments should provide users with the ability to freely move about while interacting through a variety of interactive devices (including cell phones, PDAs, desktop computers, digital television sets, and intelligent watches) without losing continuity. A big source of frustration for users is having to start a session over again from the beginning at each interaction device change. Migratory interactive services can overcome this limitation and support continuous task performances with the ability to adapt to the changing context of use. This comprehensive review with chapters written by authors working in various academic and industrial centres opens with an overview of what to migrate and what adaptation opportunities are available from a mobile operator perspective, before outlining the state-of-the-art from various perspectives. This sets the scene for more detailed coverage of the design of platforms and tools able to support migration, distinguishing between the support for user interfaces, networks and protocols, and application logic. Applications for migration, games and emergency scenarios are outlined, and the book concludes with an assessment of usability and programmability in migratory interactive applications. %@ 978-0-85729-249-0

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