Marble/Devices and Use Cases: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 01:03, 11 July 2011

This table shows the importance of certain use cases on different device form factors. See the sections below for an explanation of the use cases and device form factors. The importance is separated into three different levels: Main for primary features, Relevant for useful, but not essential features and Subsidiary for features that are rarely needed or do not apply to a certain device form factor.

Use case	Desktop	Smartphone	Tablet	TV	Vehicle	Plane
Exploration	Main	Relevant	Main	Main	Subsidiary	Subsidiary
Measuring	Relevant	Subsidiary	Relevant	Relevant	Subsidiary	Subsidiary
Search	Main	Relevant	Main	Relevant	Relevant	Subsidiary
GPS Tracking	Subsidiary	Main	Relevant	Subsidiary	Main	Main
Route Planning	Relevant	Main	Main	Relevant	Main	Subsidiary
Guidance Mode	Subsidiary	Main	Relevant	Subsidiary	Main	Subsidiary
Offline Usage	Subsidiary	Relevant	Relevant	Subsidiary	Main	Main

Device form factors

Desktop: The classical desktop computer system
Smartphone
Tablet: Devices with about 7"-10" touchscreens and additional sensors (GPS, accelerometers)
TV: Set top boxes using a TV as display, often full-HD resolution
Vehicle: In-vehicle infotainment and "carputers" fixed to a vehicle. But not smartphones or tablets used in a vehicle for just a short period of time!
Plane: In-flight entertainment systems

Use Cases

Exploration: Description TODO
Measuring: Description TODO
Search: Description TODO
GPS Tracking: Description TODO
Route Planning: Description TODO
Guidance Mode: Description TODO
Offline Usage: Description TODO

Distribution

Linux distributions
Windows
MacOS
Maemo
Meego
Android

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