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Cell phones and celluloid [PDF]
The Lancet Psychiatry, 2015 www.thelancet.com/psychiatry Vol 2 December 2015 e39 Mitch—The Diary of a Schizophrenic Patient is a candid autobiographical documentary about the life of titular Misel Skoric, a 40-year-old man with schizophrenia. Mitch uses fi lm as a form of therapy under the guidance of codirector and school friend Damir Cucic, who also makes an appearance in front
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SilentPhone: Inferring User Unavailability based Opportune Moments to Minimize Call Interruptions [PDF]
arXiv, 2018 The increasing popularity of cell phones has made them the most personal and ubiquitous communication devices nowadays. Typically, the ringing notifications of mobile phones are used to inform the users about the incoming calls. However, the notifications of inappropriate incoming calls sometimes cause interruptions not only for the users but also the ...
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Predicting Privacy Attitudes Using Phone Metadata [PDF]
arXiv, 2016 With the increasing usage of smartphones, there is a corresponding increase in the phone metadata generated by individuals using these devices. Managing the privacy of personal information on these devices can be a complex task. Recent research has suggested the use of social and behavioral data for automatically recommending privacy settings.
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High Ringxiety: Attachment Anxiety Predicts Experiences of Phantom Cell Phone Ringing
Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking, 2016 Mobile cell phone users have reported experiencing ringing and/or vibrations associated with incoming calls and messages, only to find that no call or message had actually registered.
D. Kruger, Jaikob M. Djerf
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The Problem with Cell Phones ... or Maybe Not [PDF]
Neuro-Oncology, 2010 It's a popular topic … and a baffling question, to boot. Do cellular phones cause brain tumors? Cell phones (or mobile phones, if you prefer) are ubiquitous. In the United States, current population about 307 million, there are more than 279 million wireless subscribers, say Inskip et al.1 in this issue of Neuro-Oncology; even allowing for users ...
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Iranian Journal of Psychiatry, 2018 Objective: Smart phones have rapidly become an integral, and for some, an essential communication device worldwide. The issue of identity has always been a subject of interest among psychologists.
Seyyed Salman Alavi +5 more
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Smart Bengali Cell Phone Keypad Layout [PDF]
Proc. 8th International Conference on Computer and Information
Technology (ICCIT 2005), Dhaka, Bangladesh, pp. 1208-1211, Dec. 2005, 2010 Nowadays cell phone is the most common communicating used by mass people. SMS based communication is a cheap and popular communication method. It is human tendency to have the opportunity to write SMS in their mother language. Text input in mother language is more flexible when the alphabets of that language are printed on the keypad.
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Map++: A Crowd-sensing System for Automatic Map Semantics Identification [PDF]
, 2015 Digital maps have become a part of our daily life with a number of commercial and free map services. These services have still a huge potential for enhancement with rich semantic information to support a large class of mapping applications. In this paper, we present Map++, a system that leverages standard cell-phone sensors in a crowdsensing approach ...
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Detecting particles with cell phones: the Distributed Electronic Cosmic-ray Observatory [PDF]
arXiv, 2015 In 2014 the number of active cell phones worldwide for the first time surpassed the number of humans. Cell phone camera quality and onboard processing power (both CPU and GPU) continue to improve rapidly. In addition to their primary purpose of detecting photons, camera image sensors on cell phones and other ubiquitous devices such as tablets, laptops ...
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The Impact and Perception of Cell Phone Usage in a Teaching Hospital Setting
Journal of Patient Experience, 2020 Objective: To evaluate perceptions regarding cell phone use in a teaching hospital setting among health care providers, residents, medical students, and patients. Methods: Fifty-three medical students, 41 resident physicians, 32 attending physicians, and
Courtney Caminiti MPH +6 more
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