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2015 38th International Convention on Information and Communication Technology, Electronics and Microelectronics (MIPRO), 2015
Students, tourists and citizens are often confused by bus lines and timetables or get tired of running to catch their bus or looking for bus stops. This paper describes the mobile application that conveniently provides information about city bus lines.
Jasmin Abou Aldan +2 more
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Students, tourists and citizens are often confused by bus lines and timetables or get tired of running to catch their bus or looking for bus stops. This paper describes the mobile application that conveniently provides information about city bus lines.
Jasmin Abou Aldan +2 more
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Mobile Applications for Dermatology
Seminars in Cutaneous Medicine and Surgery, 2012The number of available mobile applications has increased by 500% over the past 3 years. Searching for useful dermatology applications may be overwhelming. The following summary may help both advanced and budding dermatologists select useful programs.
Michael, Deveau, Suneel, Chilukuri
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Computer, 2014
With a multitude of mobile apps available in the market, most users are unaware of the security risks they bring. Strategies for coping with the diversity of these threats deserve a closer look.
Ying-Dar Lin +3 more
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With a multitude of mobile apps available in the market, most users are unaware of the security risks they bring. Strategies for coping with the diversity of these threats deserve a closer look.
Ying-Dar Lin +3 more
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Information Economics and Policy, 2011
This paper examines the pricing of mobile applications when application providers can either supply consumers directly or through a mobile platform (such as a smart phone or tablet). It is demonstrated that when platform access (i.e., purchasing a device) takes place in advance of application pricing, a non-trivial unravelling problem exists that rules
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This paper examines the pricing of mobile applications when application providers can either supply consumers directly or through a mobile platform (such as a smart phone or tablet). It is demonstrated that when platform access (i.e., purchasing a device) takes place in advance of application pricing, a non-trivial unravelling problem exists that rules
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2013 32nd International Conference of the Chilean Computer Science Society (SCCC), 2013
To date, there are more than 800.000 applications available on each of the two largest mobile application markets (Google Play and Apple App Store), each reporting around 40 billion downloads in total. At this scale, it is impossible to analyze each application for malware behavior before making them available for download.
Sebastian Vasquez, Jocelyn Simmonds
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To date, there are more than 800.000 applications available on each of the two largest mobile application markets (Google Play and Apple App Store), each reporting around 40 billion downloads in total. At this scale, it is impossible to analyze each application for malware behavior before making them available for download.
Sebastian Vasquez, Jocelyn Simmonds
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Processors for mobile applications
Proceedings 2000 International Conference on Computer Design, 2002Mobile processors form a large and very fast growing segment of semiconductor market. Although they are used in a great variety of embedded systems such as personal digital organizers (PDAs), smart cards, internet appliances, laptops, smart badges, cellular phones, wearable computers, and sensor networks, they share the common need for low power, code ...
Farinaz Koushanfar +3 more
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Personal Technologies, 1998
In this paper we present experiences from building several mobile agent-based distributed applications using the agent system TACOMA. Our aim is to demonstrate mobile agent applicability potential through some real and concrete examples. We conclude that mobile agents, even if they simplify remote installation of software, complement rather than ...
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In this paper we present experiences from building several mobile agent-based distributed applications using the agent system TACOMA. Our aim is to demonstrate mobile agent applicability potential through some real and concrete examples. We conclude that mobile agents, even if they simplify remote installation of software, complement rather than ...
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