Context-based Interaction Model For Mobile Devices
A mobile device, contextual technology used in location-based services, branch equipment, automatic exchanges, etc., to solve problems such as inability to configure specific settings, missed communications, etc.
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[0034] Context-aware mobile devices communicating via wireless signals, and processor-implemented methods for controlling such mobile devices are provided. Conventionally, mobile devices do not have the ability to learn the user's habits, so the device must be manually configured by the user in order to change its behavior to that appropriate for the device's current context. The user must configure the device based on the current location and / or time. For example, when attending an event such as a religious ceremony, the user will typically turn off the ringer in advance so that incoming phone calls, text messages, calendar notifications, alarms, etc. will not result in embarrassing audible notifications. This places a burden on the user. Likewise, after leaving the event, the user must reconfigure the device to turn on the ringer again, or the user may miss incoming messages.
[0035] Context-aware mobile devices and methods for controlling such mobile devices can overcome...
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