NewsComm: a hand-held interface for interactive access to structured audio

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The NewsComm system delivers personalized news and other program material as audio to mobile users through a hand-held playback device. This paper focuses on the iterative design and user testing of the hand-held interface. The interface was first designed and tested in a software-only environment and then ported to a custom hardware platform. The hand-held device enables navigation through audio recordings based on structural information which is extracted from the audio using digital signal processing techniques. The interface design addresses the problems of designing a hand-held and primarily non-visual interface for accessing large amounts of structured audio recordings.

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Roy, D. K., & Schmandt, C. (1996). NewsComm: a hand-held interface for interactive access to structured audio. In Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems - Proceedings (pp. 173–180). ACM. https://doi.org/10.1145/238386.238471

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