Term covering the whole set of techniques and protocols used to enable the access to all the information and services deployed over the Internet ubiquitously from mobile devices, considering their restricted interface features
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New Trends in Semantic-Based Location and Context-Aware Adaptation for Mobile Web Applications Development
Miguel Jiménez (Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain), Javier Soriano (Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain), José Manuel Cantera (Telefonica Research & Development, Spain), Ignacio Marín (Fundación CTIC de Asturias, Spain), and Diego Berrueta (Fundación CTIC de Asturias, Spain)
Copyright: © 2012
|Pages: 16
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-61520-655-1.ch036
Abstract
This chapter depicts, from a comprehensive perspective, the state of the art of the mobile Web application development, ranging from the traditional transcoding techniques used to enable mobile browsing from early Web-enabled devices to innovative and ambitious proposals based on detecting an extensively described context and adapting to it. The chapter discusses the main solutions being adopted for adapting mobile Web applications and contexts to multiple devices and contexts, and outlines the newest trends on full-fledged context-aware adaptation that give a step forward on device-based adaptation and pursue the creation of applications that satisfy the emerging user needs about context- and location-based information and services. As a case of success, the MyMobileWeb project is studied in depth.