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About IsraHCI: The First Israeli Human-Computer Interaction Research Conference
Human-computer interaction in Israel is going through a quiet revolution: the Israeli software industry and research institutions are turning their focus to user-facing technologies and challenges, requiring innovation and education. A great sign of this revolution is the success of
About IsraHCI: The First Israeli Human-Computer Interaction Research Conference
Human-computer interaction in Israel is going through a quiet revolution: the Israeli software industry and research institutions are turning their focus to user-facing technologies and challenges, requiring innovation and education. A great sign of this revolution is the success of
A short piece about our work in the National Geographic Hebrew Edition
The National Geographic Hebrew Edition published a short article about the Smart-Spaces study: http://www.nationalgeographic.co.il/online/20/ART2/411/362.html
A short piece about our work in the National Geographic Hebrew Edition
The National Geographic Hebrew Edition published a short article about the Smart-Spaces study: http://www.nationalgeographic.co.il/online/20/ART2/411/362.html
What can ‘People-Nearby’ applications teach us?
`People-nearby’ applications, such as Highlight, Grindr and Badoo, are used by millions of users to meet new people online. Eran is presenting an position paper that looks at these applications as a test-case for new location-based technologies. The position paper
What can ‘People-Nearby’ applications teach us?
`People-nearby’ applications, such as Highlight, Grindr and Badoo, are used by millions of users to meet new people online. Eran is presenting an position paper that looks at these applications as a test-case for new location-based technologies. The position paper
Privacy and social intelligibility
What would happen if your phone would explain your friends why you cannot answer their call? Recently, I (Eran) had presented this issue ‘Privacy and social intelligibility’ in the Pervasive Intelligibility workshop at Pervasive 2012. The talk is based on a
Privacy and social intelligibility
What would happen if your phone would explain your friends why you cannot answer their call? Recently, I (Eran) had presented this issue ‘Privacy and social intelligibility’ in the Pervasive Intelligibility workshop at Pervasive 2012. The talk is based on a
Israeli Media Coverage for Smart-Spaces
Lots of public interest in our Smart-Spaces study (with co-pi Dr. Tali Hatuka.) Its always great to see the public excited about what we do, even though the titles and quotes are somewhat over the top, at least compared to what we are used
Israeli Media Coverage for Smart-Spaces
Lots of public interest in our Smart-Spaces study (with co-pi Dr. Tali Hatuka.) Its always great to see the public excited about what we do, even though the titles and quotes are somewhat over the top, at least compared to what we are used
More coverage of the Smart-Spaces Project
The “Cities” section of The Atlantic had published a description of the Smart-Spaces project, by Tali Hatuka from the Laboratory for Contemporary Urban Design at Tel Aviv University and myself. Here is a link to the article: How Smart Phones
More coverage of the Smart-Spaces Project
The “Cities” section of The Atlantic had published a description of the Smart-Spaces project, by Tali Hatuka from the Laboratory for Contemporary Urban Design at Tel Aviv University and myself. Here is a link to the article: How Smart Phones
How Smart-Phones are Changing our World
Check out this press release by Tel Aviv University about the Smart-Spaces project. Here are the first two paragraphs: With endless applications, high-speed wireless Internet access, and free messaging services, smart phones have revolutionized the way we communicate. But at
How Smart-Phones are Changing our World
Check out this press release by Tel Aviv University about the Smart-Spaces project. Here are the first two paragraphs: With endless applications, high-speed wireless Internet access, and free messaging services, smart phones have revolutionized the way we communicate. But at