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Mobile Media & Communication, 2020
The use of cellphones in conversations is ubiquitous. Although the overarching view of the social effects of cellphones in conversations appears to be negative, some research has also reported positive outcomes. The Cellphone Relevance Hypothesis predicts that effects of cellphone use on conversational satisfaction depend on the function of cellphones ...
Ryan Cummings, Torsten Reimer
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The use of cellphones in conversations is ubiquitous. Although the overarching view of the social effects of cellphones in conversations appears to be negative, some research has also reported positive outcomes. The Cellphone Relevance Hypothesis predicts that effects of cellphone use on conversational satisfaction depend on the function of cellphones ...
Ryan Cummings, Torsten Reimer
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A Longitudinal Analysis of the Effectiveness of California’s Ban on Cellphone Use While Driving [PDF]
Transportation Research, Part A: Policy and Practice, 2019 Cellphone use while driving is an increasingly serious threat for traffic safety and is prohibited in many jurisdictions. In California, the use of handheld cellphones while driving has been prohibited since July 1, 2008.
Anuj Sharma, Chaoru Lu, Chenhui Liu
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IEEE Spectrum, 2006
A group of researchers from the Texas-based company, Freescale Semiconductor Inc., has fabricated metal oxide semiconductor field-effect transistors (MOSFET) using gallium arsenide and a novel gate dielectric. If the group can overcome some significant manufacturing challenges, this innovation could lead to a cellphone-on-a-chip and instant analog-to ...
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A group of researchers from the Texas-based company, Freescale Semiconductor Inc., has fabricated metal oxide semiconductor field-effect transistors (MOSFET) using gallium arsenide and a novel gate dielectric. If the group can overcome some significant manufacturing challenges, this innovation could lead to a cellphone-on-a-chip and instant analog-to ...
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Cellphones are Hindrances for Progress
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2017Young people are a crucial segment of a nation’s development. Their contribution is highly needed. Young people are social actors of change and as the saying goes "youth are not only the leaders of tomorrow but also the partners of today”. But today youth are becoming slaves of gadgets instead of dreaming, thinking, and put on the action for their ...
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IEEE Spectrum, 2010
The article tells the story of a homicide case. Forensic evidence was gathered from a cellphone left in the crime scene. The article discusses how to get data from mobile phones.
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The article tells the story of a homicide case. Forensic evidence was gathered from a cellphone left in the crime scene. The article discusses how to get data from mobile phones.
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A Study on the Development of Ubiquitous CellPhone Robot
2006 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems, 2006In this video clip, the development of ubiquitous CPR(Cellular Phone Robot), which adds personal robotic features such as mobility and emotion to CP(Cellular Phone), is presented. We described a prototype implementation of CPR and demonstrated its successful navigational ability.
Seungwoo Kim +5 more
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HOUSEHOLD SERVICE ROBOT WITH CELLPHONE INTERFACE
International Journal of Information Acquisition, 2013In this paper, an efficient and low-cost cellphone-commandable mobile manipulation system is described. Aiming at house and elderly caring, this system can be easily commanded through common cellphone network to efficiently grasp objects in household environment, utilizing several low-cost off-the-shelf devices.
Long Han +5 more
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IEEE Spectrum, 2009
In the past, engineers working on technology to aid the deaf had focused primarily on hearing devices, such as hearing aids and cochlear implants, but recently they?ve been getting into what?s known as deaf technology: applications designed to make the day-to-day lives of the deaf and hearing-impaired easier.
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In the past, engineers working on technology to aid the deaf had focused primarily on hearing devices, such as hearing aids and cochlear implants, but recently they?ve been getting into what?s known as deaf technology: applications designed to make the day-to-day lives of the deaf and hearing-impaired easier.
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Interview: The cellphone anthropologist
New Scientist, 2008Jan Chipchase is a design researcher for Nokia who travels the globe exploring how people use their mobile ...
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Cellphone geolocation via magnetic mapping
Automatica, 2015zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Yan Cui, Ruxiao An, Kartik B. Ariyur
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