Danninger, 2008 - Google Patents
Intelligently connecting people: facilitating socially appropriate communication in mobile and office environmentsDanninger, 2008
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- Danninger M
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As a mode of interactive information exchange, the phone is still unparalleled. As a way to initiate contact, however, it leaves much room for improvement. By making communication possible irrespective of context, the mobile phone has fundamentally changed our basic …
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