In recent years, computing is moving toward pervasive, ubiquitous
environments, in which a variety of devices, software agents, and services are
expected to seamlessly integrate and cooperate with each other to deliver
appropriate content and services of users' interest without time and location
constraints. The unique features of wireless network and mobile devices,
however, present a number of critical challenges for taking advantage of the
convenience of mobile devices and enabling Web access. For example, small screen
size and limited memory of mobile devices pose challenges on presenting Web
pages effectively, while low-bandwidth wireless networks force information
systems to adapt content to the dynamically changing network environment.
Research questions: e.g., What are the contextual factors that can be
used for content adaptation in a wireless environment? How to present content
on mobile devices more effectively?