Shared Input Multimodal Mobile Interfaces: Interaction Modality Effects on Menu Selection in Single-Task and Dual-Task Environments
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Mark H. Chignell | Shengdong Zhao | Duncan P. Brumby | Dario D. Salvucci | Sahil Goyal | M. Chignell | Shengdong Zhao | Sahil Goyal
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