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Wi-Fi Walkman: A wireless handhold that shares and recommends music on peer-to-peer networks Jun Wang, Marcel J.T. Reinders, Johan Pouwelse, Reginald L. Lagendijk Faculty of EWI, Delft University of Technology, Mekelweg 4, 2628 CD Delft, The Netherlands {j.wang, m.j.t.reinders, j.a.pouwelse, r.l.lagendijk}@ewi.tudelft.nl ABSTRACT The Wi-Fi walkman is a mobile multimedia application that we developed to investigate the technological and usability aspects of human-computer interaction with personalized, intelligent and context-aware wearable devices in peer-to-peer wireless environments such as the future home, office, or university campuses. It is a small handheld device with a wireless link that contains music content. Users carry their own walkman around and listen to music. All this music content is distributed in the peer-to-peer network and is shared using ad-hoc networking. The walkman naturally interacts with the users and users’ interest with each other in a peer-to-peer environment. Without annoying interactions, it can learn the users’ music interest/taste and consequently provide personalized music recommendation according to the current situated context and user’s interest. Keywords: Peer-to-peer networks, Recommendation, Personalization, User’s interest 1. INTRODUCTION Recently, with the rapid progress in information processing, communications, and storage technologies, the amount of information that we deal with in our daily lives has been rapidly increased and even more the types of information have been changed from homogeneous (textual) data only to