Developing and Simulating a Content Adaptation Tool for Mobile Platform
Author(s) -
Moumita Majumder,
Sumitrajit Dhar,
Subrata Debbarma
Publication year - 2010
Publication title -
international journal of computer applications
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 0975-8887
DOI - 10.5120/1461-1975
Subject(s) - computer science , adaptation (eye) , content adaptation , multimedia , human–computer interaction , content (measure theory) , world wide web , ubiquitous computing , physics , optics , mathematical analysis , mathematics
A Content browsing through mobile requires that contents must fit on to mobile screen and it should be readable. A vast set of documents are already available that are designed for browsing with desktop computers. Problem arises when one wants to browse these documents with handheld devices e.g. mobile, PDAs, palm computers etc. A Mobile device with small display screen size is capable of showing 3 to 4 rows per screen and not more than 20 characters per line. Usability problem occurs if too much scrolling has to be done while browsing the document. This has brought out an immediate requirement of a search for some typical format to be followed while adapting content in order to display the same meaningfully on small screen. Also an experimental exploration is needed to find out conversion technologies for displaying content comfortably on mobile so that user can read it without any irritation. This paper explores some document analysis techniques and represents a technique using J2ME that could ease content browsing for mobile users. Present work analyzes text contents only.
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