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| Preface | |
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| Acknowledgments | |
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| Mobility and the Wireless Web | |
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| What Is Mobility? | |
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| Laptops Are Not Mobile | |
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| Making Information Mobile | |
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| Changing the Desktop Mindset | |
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| Mobile Technologies | |
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| Mobile Phones: Analog to Digital | |
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| Where Mobile Services Are Surfacing, and Why | |
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| Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) | |
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| Older Wireless Technologies | |
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| Mobility and the Web | |
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| Wireless Applications of the Future | |
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| Wanda Is Hungry | |
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| Sam's Celebration | |
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| John's Telecommute | |
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| Pelle and Maja Go to the Movies | |
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| Further Reading | |
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| Designing Mobile Information | |
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| Consistent Presentation | |
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| Information for Sale | |
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| Wapping Web Applications | |
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| Designing User Interfaces | |
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| Information Design | |
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| Identifying the Users and Finding the Tasks | |
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| Identify Stakeholders | |
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| Target Groups | |
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| Needs Requirements | |
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| Designing with Users in Mind | |
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| Finding the Objects: Analyzing Your Information | |
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| Information Structure | |
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| Information Modeling Concepts | |
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| Designing the Information Architecture | |
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| Information Structure | |
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| User Interfaces on Mobile Terminals | |
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| Matching Goals of Users and Designers | |
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| Building the User Experience | |
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| What Should Your Site Do? | |
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| Testing Your User Interface | |
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| Customer Satisfaction | |
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| Testing the Site | |
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| Evaluating Adaptive Systems | |
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| Learning from the Log Files | |
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| User Behavior and Server Performance | |
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| Further Reading | |
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| Object Orientation | |
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| Information Structuring and Navigation | |
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| User Interface Design | |
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| Software Development and Management | |
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| General Information Sources | |
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| Optimizing the Web for Mobile Access | |
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| Liberating Information from Its Physical and Logical Location | |
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| Site Structure | |
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| Templates and XML | |
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| W3C Guidelines | |
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| Redesigning Your Site for Mobile Access | |
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| Separate Content and Presentation | |
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| Structure Your Information | |
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| Design the Content Properly | |
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| Using HTML Tidy and the W3C Validator | |
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| The Basic Rules of Mobile Web Design | |
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| Further Reading | |
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| XML, WAP, and Mobile Information Systems | |
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| Extensible Markup Language (XML) | |
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| XML Document Structure | |
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| XML Evolution and Specifications | |
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| The Wireless Application (WAP) Environment | |
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| Variable Substitution | |
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| The Anatomy of WAP | |
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| Wireless Markup Language (WML) | |
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| Writing WML | |
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| WML, Variables, and Dynamically Generated Content | |
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| Events and Variables | |
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| XHTML, the Successor to HTML | |
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| Differences from HTML You Need to Consider | |
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| XHTML Modules | |
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| XML Fragments | |
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| A Stylesheet Briefing | |
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| Validity and Well-Formedness | |
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| Database Access via XML and WML | |
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| XML Namespaces | |
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| XSLT Transformations | |
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| RDF and Metadata | |
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| Further Reading | |
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| Building a Mobile Information Site: By Example | |
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| Developing Services for Mobile Users | |
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| Examples: XSLT and WML | |
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| Personalized Services: Adapting Information to Position and User Context | |
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| A New Paradigm | |
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| Delivering Relevant Information | |
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| Contextualizing Information | |
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| Position-Relevant Information | |
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| Describing the Position | |
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| Validity and Freshness | |
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| Structuring Location Information | |
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| Metadata | |
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| Time- and Location-Relevant Information | |
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| Calendaring, Scheduling, and SKiCAL | |
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| Metafiles for Events: Some Examples | |
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| User Agent Profiles Using CC/PP and WAP UAPROF | |
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| Logical Components | |
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| The User Agent | |
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| Context Awareness | |
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| Security and Privacy | |
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| Work of the WAP Forum UAPROF Group | |
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| Context Awareness: An Example | |
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| Stick-e Notes | |
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| Triggering | |
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| Retrieval and Filtering | |
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| Further Reading | |
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| Future Mobile Network Technologies | |
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| Second-Generation Networks: GPRS and CDMA | |
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| Third-Generation Networks | |
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| Wideband Code Division Multiple Access (WCDMA) | |
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| The Future of Terminals: Wearable Computing | |
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| The Future of WAP | |
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| IP over Mobile Networks | |
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| Quality of Service | |
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| Further Reading | |
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| Future Mobile and Multimedia Applications | |
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| SMIL: The Synchronization Language | |
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| SMIL Document Structure | |
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| MPEG-4 and MPEG-7 | |
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| Java and Multimedia | |
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| Mobile Multimedia Mode | |
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| Further Reading | |
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| Wireless Applications in Reality and Research | |
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| Transport and Fleet Management (Including Positioning) | |
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| JS Express Paperless Dispatch | |
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| Hogia MobiRescue and MobiBus | |
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| J.B. Hunt Local Mobile Messaging | |
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| Roadnet MobileCast | |
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| Wireless Towing Trucks | |
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| Rescue and Police Work | |
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| British Police PhotoWallet System | |
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| Swedish Police MoAr Mobile Workplace | |
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| Wireless Law Enforcement with Motor Vehicle Information | |
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| Utah Unwired--Large Statewide CDPD Effort | |
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| Inventory and Sales Support | |
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| Pepsi Goes Unwired | |
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| Avis Roving Rapid Return | |
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| SABRE Wireless Travel Management | |
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| Transaction Processing and Wireless Point of Sales | |
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| Telemetry | |
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| Enron Two-Way Metering | |
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| Maintenance, Field Service, and Dispatch | |
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| Sears Repair Services Wireless Field Service Application | |
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| GENICOM Integrated Field Services Applications | |
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| BC Tel Connects Wirelessly in the Field | |
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| Visiting Nurses Use Pen-Based Documentation System | |
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| Financial and News Information | |
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| Other | |
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| Ardis and Motorola Wireless Travel Guide | |
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| European Market Studies: Entertainment Drives Mobile Expectations | |
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| Research Applications in the Mobile Environment | |
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| Networking of Field Support and Maintenance Operations of Trains | |
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| The HIPS Tourist Guide Application | |
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| The MEMO Asymmetric Application | |
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| On the Move: Mobility-Enabled Applications | |
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| GVU Cyberguide | |
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| Context-Aware Applications at the University of Kent | |
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| Mobile Open Systems Technologies for the Utilities Industries | |
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| University of Lancaster Wireless Tourist Guide | |
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| Further Reading | |
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| About the Software | |
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| What's on the CD-ROM? | |
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| What Is Freeware or Shareware? | |
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| Hardware Requirements | |
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| Installing the Software | |
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| Using the Software | |
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| User Assistance and Information | |
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| Index | |