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Face-to-Face Media Sharing Using Wireless Mobile Devices
Irvine, California December 12-December 14
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/ISM.2005.57Seventh IEEE International Symposium ...
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Trevor Pering, Intel Research
David H. Nguyen, University of California, Irvine
John Light, Intel Research
Roy Want, Intel Research
Advanced personal wireless mobile devices, such as today's emerging smart-phones, are capable computers that have the potential to enable individuals to share personal content, such as photographs, music, and video. Face-to-face sharing can be a satisfying and even emotional experience, yet it is not well supported by existing digital technologies, which typically isolate media into separate collections or require that they be manually combined into a single collection on a single machine. Federating wireless mobile devices with fixed infrastructure, such as a digital home entertainment center, provides a lightweight, unified, and intuitive way to share media among friends and family. This paper looks at both technological and social issues that surround sharing media using federated devices, considering the relevant emerging technologies, media types, and usage contexts.
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Trevor Pering, David H. Nguyen, John Light, Roy Want, "Face-to-Face Media Sharing Using Wireless Mobile Devices," ism, pp.269-276, Seventh IEEE International Symposium on Multimedia (ISM'05), 2005
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