Yong-Han Lin

schoolNational Yang Ming Chiao Tung Universitybar_chart#2524 Global Rank

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Does Longer Phone Use Always Feel Worse? Examining How Intention and Duration Shape Evaluations of Time Use

Prior work has examined how users judge their smartphone use, typically focusing on either usage duration or intention. How these two factors jointly shape such evaluations remains unclear. We conducted a two-week study with 104 participants, who reviewed their screenshots and provided labels of both usage intention a…

MOBILEHCI '254th AuthorHuman-LLM Collaboration +1

From Overwhelmed to Overview: Understanding Smartphone Users' Preferences and Expectations in Relieving Notification Overload via Text Summarization

To help users manage the overwhelming influx of smartphone notifications, this study explores how large language models (LLMs) can be leveraged to generate notification summaries. We developed an Android application that integrates ChatGPT to summarize notifications and conducted an in-the-wild deployment to examine h…

UBICOMP '241st AuthorNotification & Interruption Management

Pinning, Sorting, and Categorizing Notifications: A Mixed-methods Usage and Experience Study of Mobile Notification-management Features

Lin 等人通过混合方法研究发现，移动通知的固定、排序和分类功能显著影响用户的信息处理效率和使用体验，为通知管理界面设计提供实证依据。

MOBILEHCI '243rd AuthorNotification & Interruption Management +1

"I Want Lower Tone for Work-Related Notifications": Exploring the Effectiveness of User-Assigned Notification Alerts in Improving User Speculation of and Attendance to Mobile Notifications

Research indicates that smartphone users often speculate about notifications upon sensing their arrival, aiding their decision to attend to them. This speculation, however, relies on the presence of sufficient clues to associate with the notification, which are not always available. To address this challenge, through…

CHI '235th+ AuthorNotification & Interruption Management

Multiple Device Users' Actual and Ideal Cross-Device Usage for Multi-Stage Notification-Interactions: An ESM Study Addressing the Usage Gap and Impacts of Device Context

People nowadays can use multiple devices to interact with notifications, whether via noticing, glancing, reading, or acting upon them. Prior research has focused on actual usage or on device preferences. However, users’ ideal experience of cross-device notification-interaction might differ from their current practices…

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