The Future of Human-Computer Interaction
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- hci
- , Design
- , canny
- , acm
- , interaction
- , future
- , mobile
- , information
- , web2.0
- , acmqueue
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Code development itself consisted of many small steps with frequent user testing
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HCI hasn't produced major innovations in the last 20 years
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good HCI design is evolutionary rather than revolutionary
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We'll get to speech interfaces shortly
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If the phone can figure out what that place is, it can also provide services that you want there, or that complement services that that place provides (e.g., song previews in a music store, comparison pricing in a supermarket, stats or replays at a baseball game). When you're between places, the phone can use other pieces of context to figure out what services to offer, or it can wait for you to ask.
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speech-based interfaces
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computer vision
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barcode recognition
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OCR (optical character recognition)
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TinyMotion
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better advice and consent interfaces for users, anonymization, and various forms of obfuscation
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Web 2.0 business: rich user history; highly personalized, coupled services; carefully targeted marketing; and social and individual services
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