The journal of mobile user experience (mUX)
Editor-in-Chief
- Peter Thomas, Manifesto Group
Managing Editors
- Stephen Brewster, University of Glasgow
- Matt Jones, Swansea University
- Robert Macredie, Brunel University
- Phil Stenton, University College Falmouth
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Articles
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Original submission
Communications in Mobile Computing 2013, 2:2 (12 February 2013)A mobile architecture with dynamic message filtering for emergency response environments
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Original submission
Communications in Mobile Computing 2013, 2:1 (29 January 2013)Experiences with AR plots: design issues and recommendations for augmented reality based mobile games
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Original submission
Communications in Mobile Computing 2012, 1:10 (30 November 2012)K-NN query algorithm based on PB-tree with the parallel lines division
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Original submission
Communications in Mobile Computing 2012, 1:8 (3 October 2012)Federated semantic nodes to scale search process in the IoT
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Aims & scope
Mobile user experience (mUX) encompasses a broad sweep of technology, social and business research - from new interaction techniques for mobile devices, through location-based applications, to mobile services in entertainment, advertising, retail and gaming. This is a field where studies are rapidly executed and lean prototypes are quickly built and explored with users to evaluate the potential for new services. We want to create a journal that brings research to the community quickly - enabling new ideas to get traction allowing researchers to share first-view thinking with their peers - but with the academic rigour of a peer-reviewed journal.
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