[u' @article{pretel_mobile_2012, title = {Mobile {Interaction} {Capturing} {System} in {Real} {Environments}}, volume = {8}, issn = {1934-7332}, abstract = {Mobile applications are being used in a great range of fields and application areas. As a result, many research fields have focused on the study and improvement of such devices. The current Smartphones are the best example of the research and the evolution of these technologies. Moreover, the software design and development is progressively more focused on the user; finding and developing new mobile interaction models. In order to do so, knowing what kind of problems the users could have is vital to enhance a bad interaction design. Unfortunately, a good software quality evaluation takes more time than the companies can invest. The contribution revealed in this work is a new approach to quality testing methodology focused on mobile interactions and their context in use where external capturing tools, such as cameras, are suppressed and the evaluation environments are the same as the user will use the application. By this approach, the interactions can be captured without changing the context and consequently, the data will be more accurate, enabling the evaluation of the quality-in-use in real environments.}, journal = {Computer Technology and Application}, author = {Pretel, Ivan and Lago, Ana B.}, year = {2012}, keywords = {context-awareness, hci, mobile applications, quality in use}, pages = {533--543} }']