2005
DOI: 10.1007/11558651_16
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Seamful Design for Location-Based Mobile Games

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“…Moving through this 'digital terrain' may mean that applications can expect access to services to change at any time and should potentially design to be aware of the 'seams' where access alters [7]. This reality is beginning to be understood in cellular networking, where newer cellular radios allow instant handover between the four different types of radio signal available on most radios (2G,3G, 4G wireless and WiFi), without holding up connections, in contrast to most current devices, which will typically drop connection for a second or two to transition between network types.…”
Section: Altchi: Experiences Chi 2013: Changing Perspectives Parismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moving through this 'digital terrain' may mean that applications can expect access to services to change at any time and should potentially design to be aware of the 'seams' where access alters [7]. This reality is beginning to be understood in cellular networking, where newer cellular radios allow instant handover between the four different types of radio signal available on most radios (2G,3G, 4G wireless and WiFi), without holding up connections, in contrast to most current devices, which will typically drop connection for a second or two to transition between network types.…”
Section: Altchi: Experiences Chi 2013: Changing Perspectives Parismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In some cases, informing the player about the existence of problems and exploiting them as game features, can constitute a valid alternative [10].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…network connectivity) across space. While equating seamful with visibility and openness, Chalmers et al [8] equated seamless with invisible and closed-casting them as opposites. In his early writings on seamfulness, Chalmers [13] wrote that a central feature of the work is making seams "into explicit resources for interaction."…”
Section: Visibility and Invisibilitymentioning
confidence: 99%