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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"mobile phone applications"”.

  1. Determining suitable monetization approaches for mobile phone applications within the smart phones industry

    Smart Phone Ecosystems revolve around developers, applications and users. One of Nokia's own platforms, the S40, targets the low end of the smart phone market. Nokia's Content & Ecosystem Sourcing group is constantly looking for ways to help its developers of the S40 platform create more successful …

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  2. VALIDATION OF LOW-COST MOBILE PHONE APPLICATIONS FOR THREE-DIMENSIONAL FACIAL IMAGING: A COMPARISON WITH PROFESSIONAL THREE-DIMENSIONAL IMAGING SYSTEMS

    … of three dimensional (3D) facial scanning mobile phone applications using infrared structured-light cameras (TrueDepth cameras) on the iPhone as compared to professional 3D facial imaging systems

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  3. Mobile phone applications to screen for hearing loss in low-and middle-income countries: a state-of-the-art review

    … to screen for the condition, several smartphone- and tablet-based applications have been introduced as mobile health (mHealth) solutions. This study was aimed at reviewing the set of mobile health tools available for screening for hearing loss in both developed countries and LMICs. …

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  4. Can health workers capture data using a generic mobile phone with sufficient accuracy for Capture at Source to be used for clinical research purposes?

    … in data entry, could capture data on a feature phone during an interview using two different mobile phone applications, compared to the accuracy with which they could record data on paper Case Report Forms (CRFs). Design: A comparative study was performed where 10 participating CRWs performed 90 …

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  5. Mobile phone technology as an aid to contemporary transport questions in walkability, in the context of developing countries

    … giving it higher priority, focus and emphasis. Mobile phones have emerged as a useful alternative tool to collect this data and audit the state of walkability in cities. They eliminate the inaccuracies and inefficiencies of human memories because smartphone sensors such as GPS provides …

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  6. Harvesting the plastic we have sowed : costs and challenges in, and a novel application of blockchain for implementing extended producer responsibility in Chile

    … (loT) delivery points, base-recycler-facing mobile-phone applications, and producers', retailers, and recyclers' inventory systems on an integrated public permission blockchain that tracks the flow of products, and measures and rewards every agent's contribution to proper waste management in …

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  7. Parent's Use And Likely Use Of Nutrition Education Resources In The Mississippi Delta Region

    … discussion boards (mean = 2.47, SD ± 1.34), mobile phone applications (mean = 2.69, SD ± 1.42), online healthy cooking classes (mean = 2.76, SD ± 1.49), tips from social media sites (mean = 2.81, SD ± 1.41), and video games (mean = 1.95, SD ± 1.31). Conclusion and Implications: Parents prefer …

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  8. Adherence to Pelvic Floor Muscle Exercises and the Role of Smart Phone Apps

    … and poor adherence to exercises. The use of mobile phone applications have been suggested as an effective resource for health behaviour interventions, especially for sensitive or embarrassing conditions.<br/>A mixed methodology was used to gather evidence about the experience of community …

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  9. The application of manifold based visual speech units for visual speech recognition

    … such as audio visual speech recognition(AVSR), mobile phone applications, human-computer interaction (HCI) and sign language recognition. The inclusion of the lip visual information is opportune since it can improve the overall accuracy of audio or hand recognition algorithms especially when …

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  10. User Behaviours and Spatial Aspects of Navigating Heritage Tourism Sites with a Digital Interpretive Application

    … how visitors engage with a locative media mobile phone application (GuideTags) in digital interpretive experiences in historic downtown Niagara Falls, Ontario. This research specifically explores the behaviour of visitors using a digital interpretive app at a heritage site who were offered …

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  11. RF micro-systems for 5G front-end signal processing

    … acoustic wave devices, have been widely used for mobile phone applications. Other acoustic elements, such as couplers, correlators, and impedance matching networks, have also shown promising potential to outperform the state-of-the-art EM counterparts. However, the past developments often battled …

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