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. 2014 Jul 1;17(7):466–473. doi: 10.1089/cyber.2013.0492
Attitude45–47
 AT1: Using a smartphone is a good idea.
 AT2: I have a generally favorable attitude toward using a smartphone.
 AT3: Overall, using a smartphone is beneficial.
 AT4: I think a smartphone makes my life more interesting.
Intention to use45–47
 IU1: I would recommend others to use a smartphone.
 IU2: I predict I will use a smartphone in the future.
 IU3: I plan to use a smartphone in the future.
 IU4: I expect my use of a smartphone to continue in the future.
Perceived ease of use5,6
 PEOU1: Operating the smartphone was easy for me.
 PEOU2: My interaction with the smartphone was clear and understandable.
 PEOU3: I found the smartphone easy to use.
 PEOU4: I found it easy to get the smartphone to do what I wanted it to do.
Perceived usefulness5,6
 PU1: Using the smartphone today helped me productively locate the bus departure hour.
 PU2: Using the smartphone helped me effectively find the bus departure hour.
 PU3: The smartphone was useful in finding the bus departure hour.
 PU4: Using the smartphone improved my ability to find the bus departure hour.
Perceived affective quality48
 PAQ1: I felt excited when using the smartphone.
 PAQ2: I would miss using a smartphone if I no longer had it.
 PAQ3: The smartphone I used today was attractive and pleasing.
Perceived control48
 PC1: The smartphone at some time stopped unexpectedly (reversed).
 PC2: The smartphone operated consistently overall.
 PC3: The smartphone allowed me to do the task with sufficiently few keystrokes.
 PC4: The smartphone supported the operation of all the tasks in a way that I found useful.