We consider the application of cognitive models to a range of problems in mobile telecommunications. In particular, con-sideration is given to the characteristic patterns that emerge in how people use mobile content in a natural environment. Using cognitive models drawn from the literature on decision-making, preference and semantics, we show that the mobile content environment possesses a range of interesting psycho-logical properties, which can be used to further both pure and applied research goals
This article investigates whether cognitive dissonance exists in the post-purchase phase in the mobi...
This article investigates whether cognitive dissonance exists in the post-purchase phase in the mobi...
This research develops an empirical model to explore the factors that influence consumers ’ behaviou...
We consider the application of cognitive models to a range of problems in mobile telecommunications....
A comprehensive information systems (IS) literature found that there has been little empirical evide...
Over the past decade, users have increasingly been relying on mobile devices (mainly smartphones) ra...
This study focuses on U.S. mobile phone users’ intention to utilize mobile TV services. Existing the...
Organizations in various industries have emphasized the need to use mobile information and communica...
There are high expectations for mobile phone marketing and mobile advertising. In variou...
This dissertation focuses on the social psychological determinants of mobile\ud communication techno...
The research investigated consumers' decision-making process during pre-adoption and consumption sta...
Mobile TV service, which provides television-like content through a mobile device, holds a limelight...
We quantify how user mobile Internet usage relates to unique characteristics of the mobile Internet....
Abstract—The usability of two different versions of a smartphone shopping list application for Andro...
This article investigates whether cognitive dissonance exists in the post-purchase phase in the mobi...
This article investigates whether cognitive dissonance exists in the post-purchase phase in the mobi...
This article investigates whether cognitive dissonance exists in the post-purchase phase in the mobi...
This research develops an empirical model to explore the factors that influence consumers ’ behaviou...
We consider the application of cognitive models to a range of problems in mobile telecommunications....
A comprehensive information systems (IS) literature found that there has been little empirical evide...
Over the past decade, users have increasingly been relying on mobile devices (mainly smartphones) ra...
This study focuses on U.S. mobile phone users’ intention to utilize mobile TV services. Existing the...
Organizations in various industries have emphasized the need to use mobile information and communica...
There are high expectations for mobile phone marketing and mobile advertising. In variou...
This dissertation focuses on the social psychological determinants of mobile\ud communication techno...
The research investigated consumers' decision-making process during pre-adoption and consumption sta...
Mobile TV service, which provides television-like content through a mobile device, holds a limelight...
We quantify how user mobile Internet usage relates to unique characteristics of the mobile Internet....
Abstract—The usability of two different versions of a smartphone shopping list application for Andro...
This article investigates whether cognitive dissonance exists in the post-purchase phase in the mobi...
This article investigates whether cognitive dissonance exists in the post-purchase phase in the mobi...
This article investigates whether cognitive dissonance exists in the post-purchase phase in the mobi...
This research develops an empirical model to explore the factors that influence consumers ’ behaviou...