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### <a name="uc01"></a>UC01: Presentation
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A user is preparing a set of slides for a talk. Using a web-based service, she
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is editing her slides and speaker notes on the primary screen while the
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secondary larger screen shows a preview of the current slide. When the slides
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are done, her mobile phone allows her to access them from an online service
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while on the go. Coming to the conference, using wireless display technology,
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she would like to present her slides on the stage screen from her mobile phone.
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The phone's touch screen helps her to navigate slides and presents a slide
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preview while the projector shows her slides to the audience.
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A user is preparing a set of slides for a talk. Using a Web-based service, she
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edits her slides and speaker notes on the primary screen while the secondary
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larger screen shows a preview of the current slide. When the slides are done,
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her mobile phone allows her to access them from an online service while on the
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go. At the conference, using wireless display technology, she presents her
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slides on the stage screen from her mobile phone. The phone's touch screen
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helps her to navigate slides and presents a slide preview while the stage screen
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shows her slides to the audience.
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**Requirements**: [REQ01](#req01), [REQ02](#req02), [REQ05](#req05), [REQ06](#req06)
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### <a name="uc02"></a>UC02: Video and image sharing
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Using an online video or image sharing service, a user would like to show
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memorable moments to her friends. Using a device with a small screen, however, a
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user cannot show the content to a large group of people. Connecting an external
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TV screen or projector to her device - with a cable or wirelessly - the online
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memorable moments to her friends. However, she cannot show the content to a
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large group of people using her smartphone with its small screen. She connects
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an external TV screen to her mobile device (wired or wirelessly); the online
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sharing service now makes use of the connected display, allowing a wider
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audience to enjoy the content. The web page shows UI elements that allow the
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user to trigger displaying content on the secondary display (e.g., a "send to
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second screen") only if there is at least one presentation display available.
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The user selects a set of videos and images to show on the second display. The playback
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starts on the secondary display and will continue even if the user navigates to another
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web page on his mobile device. The user can navigate back to the online sharing service
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and the controlling page will connect automatically to the running session on the
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presentation display.
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audience to enjoy the content. After the connection is made, the Web page adds
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a button (e.g., "send to second screen") that allows her to send content to
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the TV screen.
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She clicks the "send to second screen" button to start display on her
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TV screen, then selects a set of videos and images to show there. The playback
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starts on the TV screen and continues even after she navigates to another Web
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page on her mobile device. She navigates back to the online sharing service and
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the site reconnects automatically to the content shown on the TV screen.
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**Requirements**: [REQ01](#req01), [REQ02](#req02), [REQ03](#req03), [REQ05](#req05), [REQ06](#req06)
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players. The poker site detects that there is display available and asks Bob to
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extend the game UI by keeping his personal cards and control UI on the
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smartphone and displaying the poker table on the large display. Bob confirms and
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waits for other players to join. Alice is visiting Bob and decides to join the
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game. She opens the same poker site in the browser on her smartphone and
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selects the option "join game". The browser shows a dialog with a list of
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running poker sessions. She selects the session started by Bob and joins the
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game. The game starts immediately after two players are joined. Now Alice and
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Bob can see their personal cards on their smartphones and the large screen
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displays the poker table with shared cards, current bets, and remaining money of
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each player.
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waits for other players to join.
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Alice is visiting Bob and decides to join the game. She opens the same poker
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site in the browser on her smartphone and selects the option "join game". The
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browser shows a dialog with a list of running poker sessions. She selects the
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session started by Bob and joins the game. The game starts immediately after two
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players are joined. Now Alice and Bob can see their personal cards on their
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smartphones and the large screen displays the poker table with shared cards,
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current bets, and remaining money of each player.
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**Requirements**: [REQ01](#req01), [REQ02](#req02), [REQ04](#req04), [REQ05](#req05), [REQ06](#req06), [REQ07](#req07)
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### <a name="uc05"></a>UC05: Multiplayer gaming - Pictionary
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Bob visits a Pictionary game [PICTIONARYGAME] site on his smartphone. He clicks the
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"Start on TV" button and selects his TV’s name from the list
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of presentation devices that pops up on the phone's screen. The Pictionary site
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opens on the TV screen. Bob now waits for Ann and Joe to join the game from their
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smartphones by opening the same site and connecting to the TV. After all
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the players have joined Bob presses the "start game" button on his smartphone and
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receives the first word to draw. He has to draw a blanket. Bob draws a picture of
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a blanket on the touch screen of his smartphone. The picture is mirrored on the
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TV screen while he is drawing. At the same time Ann and Joe are trying to guess
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what Bob is drawing by typing answers on their own smartphones and sending them
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to the TV screen. TV shows all the answers coming from all the users and the game
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continues until the correct answer is provided by Ann. Ann gets points for the
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correct answer. Next round of the game is about to start with Ann drawing a new word.
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At this point Joe decides to exit the game and presses the "exit game" button.
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That information is passed to the TV and Joe's name disappears from the list of
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the players on the TV screen. Bob and Ann play one more round of the game with Ann
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drawing and Bob guessing the correct word. After that round is over they decide
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to stop playing and both press the "exit game" button on their smartphones.
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The site opened on TV is notified that all the players have left the game and
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starts presenting a list of top players on the TV screen.
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Bob visits a Pictionary game [PICTIONARYGAME] site on his smartphone. He clicks
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the "Start on TV" button and selects his TV’s name from the list of presentation
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displays that pops up on the phone's screen. The Pictionary site opens on the TV
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screen.
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Bob now waits for Ann and Joe to join the game from their smartphones by opening
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the same site and connecting to the TV. After all the players have joined, Bob
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presses the "start game" button on his smartphone and receives the first word to
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draw: "blanket."
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Bob draws a picture of a blanket on the touch screen of his smartphone. The
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picture is mirrored on the TV screen as he draws. At the same time, Ann
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and Joe are trying to guess what Bob is drawing by typing answers on their own
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smartphones and sending them to the TV screen. The TV shows the answers coming
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from all users and the game continues until Ann provides the correct answer.
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Ann gets points for the correct answer. The next round of the game starts with
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Ann drawing a new word.
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Joe then decides to exit the game by pressing the "exit game" button. That
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information is passed to the TV and Joe's name disappears from the list of the
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players on the TV screen. Bob and Ann play one more round of the game with Ann
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drawing and Bob guessing the correct word. After that round is over, they decide
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to stop playing and both press the "exit game" button on their smartphones. The
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site on the TV is notified that all the players have left the game, and it
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presents a list of the top players.
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**Requirements**: [REQ01](#req01), [REQ02](#req02), [REQ04](#req04), [REQ05](#req05), [REQ06](#req06), [REQ07](#req07)
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## References
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[PICTIONARYGAME] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pictionary
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[PICTIONARYGAME] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pictionary

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