On the desktop, an application can expect to control its user interface down to the last pixel, but on the World Wide Web, a content provider has no control over how the client wi...
Michael Bolin, Matthew Webber, Philip Rha, Tom Wil...
— Smart cards are widely known for their tamper resistance, but only contain a small amount of memory. Though very small, this memory often contains highly valuable information (...
Michael Neve, Eric Peeters, David Samyde, Jean-Jac...
Several visualizations have emerged which attempt to visualize all or part of the World Wide Web. Those visualizations, however, fail to present the dynamically changing ecology o...
Ed Huai-hsin Chi, James E. Pitkow, Jock D. Mackinl...
In its current implementation, the World-Wide Web lacks much of the explicit structure and strong typing found in many closed hypertext systems. While this property has directly f...
In this paper, we describe a paper-based interface, which combines the physical (real) with the digital world: while interacting with real paper printouts, users can seamlessly wo...
Peter Brandl, Michael Haller, Juergen Oberngruber,...