The relational ontology of mobile touchscreens and the body: Ambient proprioception and risk during COVID-19 [0.03%]
移动触屏与身体的关系本体论：疫情期间的环境自我感知与风险
Ingrid Richardson,Rowan Wilken
Ingrid Richardson
In this article, we explore the tension between the significance of touch as a vital sensory modality of human experience and how, with the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, proximity and (tactile) intimacy with other bodies in urban and domest...
COVID-19 surveillance in Israeli press: Spatiality, mobility, and control [0.03%]
新冠疫情下的以色列媒体监督：空间、流动和控制
Aya Yadlin,Avi Marciano
Aya Yadlin
In March 2020, Israel passed emergency regulations authorizing its internal security agency to track citizens' mobile phone geolocations in order to tackle the spread of COVID-19. This unprecedented surveillance enterprise attracted extensi...
You are not alone: Smartphone use, friendship satisfaction, and anxiety during the COVID-19 crisis [0.03%]
你并不孤单：智能手机使用、疫情期间的友谊满意度和焦虑感之间的关系
Anja Stevic,Kevin Koban,Alice Binder et al.
Anja Stevic et al.
Due to 'stay-at-home' measures, individuals increasingly relied on smartphones for social connection and for obtaining information about the COVID-19 pandemic. In a two-wave panel survey (N Time2 = 416), we investigated associations between...
Francette L Broekman,Jessica Taylor Piotrowski,Hans W J Beentjes et al.
Francette L Broekman et al.
When parents select apps for young children (3-7), they have particular needs. However, it is unclear how these needs might be fulfilled. Uses and gratifications theory predicts that specific features of apps can fulfill needs, but empirica...
Capturing commemoration: Using mobile recordings within memory research [0.03%]
移动记录在记忆研究中的应用：纪念活动的拍摄案例研究
Carolyn Birdsall,Danielle Drozdzewski
Carolyn Birdsall
This paper details the contribution of mobile devices to capturing commemoration in action. It investigates the incorporation of audio and sound recording devices, observation, and note-taking into a mobile (auto)ethnographic research metho...