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Design / Graphical user interface / Accessibility / GPS for the visually impaired / Human–computer interaction / Software architecture / Multimodal interaction
Date: 2009-12-18 08:46:45
Design
Graphical user interface
Accessibility
GPS for the visually impaired
Human–computer interaction
Software architecture
Multimodal interaction

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