Accessing Legacy Documents in the iPod Age
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Google TechTalksApril 27, 2006Robert AyersTV RamanABSTRACTThe effective presentation of standard ("legacy") documents on display screens becomes difficult as the screen size shrinks. Much research has focused on the problem of the spatial re-layout of a document's elements to fit the new medium.Uploaded 08-10-07Our thesis is that while re-layout is appropriate for some changes to screen size and shape, it fails, and always will fail, for small PDA and phone-sized screens.A similar breakdown can also be observed when conveying content via spoken output. Finally, there is a serious breakdown when navigating visually complex content using spoken output or other adaptive technologies.We analyse...
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