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tunA: Local Music Sharing With Handheld Wi-Fi Devices

Overview This paper presents the research process that led to the development of tunA, a mobile peer-to-peer application that allows users to share their music locally in a synchronised way. Implemented on Wi-Fi enabled Pocket PC iPaqs, the application can be seen as part of a large-scale case study on ad-hoc wireless networks, developed in order to validate a theoretical and user-centred research methodology on innovation in the ICT field. After summarizing the main aspects of this framework, and mentioning the project that inspired tunA, WAND (Wireless Ad-hoc Network for Dublin), the paper describes in detail the concept, interface and technology behind the application.

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Publisher	Media Lab Europe	File Format	PDF
Date Published	June 2004	Downloads	3
Format	White Papers
Topics	Windows CE

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