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Mobile Applications are rapidly emerging as a convenient medium for using a variety of services. In ubiquitous environment, the challenge relies on developing applications that sense and react to environmental changes to provide a value-added user experience. This context awareness property improves application usability. Context information can be related to the environment, user but also to the...
This paper aims to study the influence of user-context on mobile information needs with the following two objectives. (1) To identify the role of user-context as a trigger for mobile information needs and (2) To examine how user-context can affect the fulfillment of information needs via mobile devices either as impediments, facilitators or both. Data collection methods involved a one week diary study...
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