A user, an interface, or none

Uri Kartoun

doi:10.1145/3014046

A user, an interface, or none

Uri Kartoun

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Abstract

Google and Microsoft excel in providing fast responses across their services, making the user experience strikingly attractive. User interface (UI) advances make software products friendlier, more responsive, and more fun. The UI is a crucial component that allows users to use these devices effectively in making decisions, as well as in controlling actions affecting users’ future. To enable faster searching, Google has introduced an embedded technology in 2010, called Google Instant to its search engine, with the major objective of allowing a user to browse the Internet more quickly. A different type of UI allows a user to verbally interact with a computer without any physical interactive accessories or a computer monitor.

Original language	English
Pages	20-21
Number of pages	2
Volume	24
No	1
Specialist publication	Interactions (N.Y.)
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1145/3014046
State	Published - 1 Jan 2017
Externally published	Yes

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Human-Computer Interaction

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