NEWS! Please find below the list in order of presentation of Madness session. All authors are to be ready to go on stage before their slides appear. Unfortunately if not on stage, slides will automatically switch to next presenter. Thank you!

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FULL PAPER

1. Maiju Markova, "MoBiS-Q Ð A tool for evaluating the success of mobile business services". (45)

2. Kristijan Mihalic, "'Divert: Mother-in-law' Ð Representing and Evaluating Social Context on Mobile Devices". (66)

3. Ahmad Rahmati, "Understanding Human-Battery Interaction on Mobile Phones". (80)

4. Andress Lorenz, Dorit Mielke, Reinhard Oppermann, Lars Zahl "Personalized Mobile Health Monitoring for the Elderly", (50)

5. Karen P. Tang, "Memory Karaoke: Using a Location-Aware Mobile Reminiscence Tool to Support Aging in Place". (78)

6. Michael Rohs, "Sensing-based Interaction for Information Navigation on Handheld Displays". (41)

7. Tomi Heimonen, Mobile Findex Ð Supporting Mobile Web Search with Automatic Result Categories" (30)

8. Koji Yatani, "An Evaluation of Stylus-Based Text Entry Methods on Handheld Devices in Stationary and Mobile Settings" (76)

9. Ye Kyaw Thu, Yoshiyori URANO, "Positional Mapping Myanmar Text Input Scheme for Mobile Devices" (83)

10. Fabio Paternò, "An Environment to Support Multi-User Interaction and Cooperation for Improving Museum Visits through Games" (62)

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WORKSHOPS

11. Workshop 2 In-situ 2007: Using Mobile Devices and Emergent Technology for In-situ Evaluations

12. Workshop 3 Mobile Internet User Experience

13. Workshop 4. Mobile HCI for Emergencies

14. Workshop 5 SAMD 2007: Spatial Audio for Mobile Devices

15. Workshop 6/7 Mobile Interaction with the Real World / 5th International Workshop on: "HCI in Mobile Guides"

16. Workshop 8 SiMPE 2007: Speech in Mobile and Pervasive Environments

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DEMO

17. Gregor Broll, Mobile Interaction with Web Services through Associated Real World Objects

18.Hiroyuki Manabe, MILKey: Multi ILluminated indicator for KEYpad

29. Ingrid Mulder, Lifelink: a 4G Experience Game

20.Newton Fernando, BlogWall: A New Paradigm of Artistic Public Mobile Communication

21.Johannes Vetter, Physical Mobile Interaction with Dynamic Physical Objects

22. Newton Fernando, Mobile Spatial Audio Interfaces

23. Robbie Schaefer, Device Independent User Interfaces for Smart Cards

24. Sho Hashimoto & Takashi Matsumoto, “Pileus: The Internet Ready Umbrella”

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More Information...

Dear All Full Paper, Workshop, Demo Authors,

This is information about the Full Paper, Workshop Roundup, Demo, MADNESS session.
Submissions are now closed, and thank you for sending your slides/videos. We had an overwhelming response, so to keep timing we are now changing the timings as follows.

Full Paper Madness: 90 seconds
Workshop and Demo Madness: 120 seconds

Sorry for the severeness, but the rationale is that Full paper authors will also have a full presentation to show all their work, so to keep time we felt this was the fairest option.

We are now compiling the power point slide of all the Madness presentations, and the order will be as follows:

1. Full paper
2. Workshop
3. Demo

The exact order will be put on the MHCI web site by Sunday evening, and sent by email on Sunday, as well as printed and stuck on the table at the registration desk.

Operation of the slides will be done by Dr Newton Fernando(1) and Ms Liu Wei(2)

(1) newtonfernando@mixedrealitylab.org
(2) wei.liu@mixedrealitylab.org

Please contact them, and see them at the conference on Sunday or early Monday morning for any questions.

Please can you be ready to be on stage before your slides appear (based on the order which will be given), if no body appears, the slides will move to the next presentation.

A bell will ring at 60 seconds and 90 seconds for full paper madness. The slides will then go to the next presentation automatically. A bell will ring at 90 seconds and 120 seconds for workshop and demo madness. The slides will then go to the next presentation automatically.

Sorry, it is quite severe, but it is also a kind of fun nature of the madness session.

Thank you, and please enjoy Mobile HCI 2007 Madness session.

Adrian David Cheok
MobileHCI 2007 General Chair