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Spotlight: The Rise of the Smart Phone
IEEE Distributed Systems Online, 2006Cell phones are everywhere, growing in both number and type. A smart phone is a next-generation, multifunctional cell phone that provides voice communication and text-messaging capabilities and facilitates data processing as well as enhanced wireless connectivity.
Zheng, Pei, Ni, Lionel Ming-Shuan
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From Smart to Cognitive Phones
IEEE Pervasive Computing, 2012As smartphones get smarter by pushing intelligence to the phone and computing cloud, they'll start to understand our life patterns, reason about our health and wellbeing, help us navigate our day, and intervene on our behalf. Here, the authors present various smartphone sensing systems that they've built, arguing that, eventually, these smartphones ...
Andrew T. Campbell, Tanzeem Choudhury
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Measurement uncertainty on smart phone
2013 IEEE International Conference on Computational Intelligence and Virtual Environments for Measurement Systems and Applications (CIVEMSA), 2013Today the number of phones in the world are more than five billion. In the last generation of phone there are a subset called smartphone, the use of this subset is growing. These devices are more and more sophisticated, capable of measuring many parameters from environment.
D'ELIA, Maria Grazia +3 more
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Clothing classification with smart phones
Proceedings of the 2014 ACM International Symposium on Wearable Computers: Adjunct Program, 2014Human thermal comfort is significantly dependent on thermal insulation of clothing [3]. Therefore, classifying types of clothing a user is wearing plays an important role in enhancing human thermal comfort. In our work, we investigated different combinations of feature extraction methods and machine learning algorithms for clothing classification.
Huy Tran, Thanh Dang
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The Architecture of Smart Phones
2015 IEEE 22nd International Conference on High Performance Computing (HiPC), 2015The growth of the smart-phone market has been phenomenal. I don't need to quote exact numbers, which are in the hundreds of millions, to illustrate their ubiquity -- most of us have a smart-phone in our pocket. The design constraints on smart phones are among the most challenging in computing: 1) low power to preserve battery life; 2) base-band ...
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Smart phones support smart labor [PDF]
, 2015 Besides enabling communication, mobile phones and smartphones support information flows and financial transactions, especially in developing countries, where the coverage of landline networks is limited. Drawing upon new data from rural households in Southeast Asia, this paper shows that mobile phone or smartphone ownership supports local employment ...
Hübler, Michael, Hartje, Rebecca
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Smart phones and health monitoring
2015 Fourth International Conference on Future Generation Communication Technology (FGCT), 2015In our century, human race gets older because the number of young people is less than the expected values. Thus, medical maintenance and treatment systems are getting more important. Besides, computer and transmission technologies improve consistently and they are utilized in many areas.
KURT, GOKHAN, KIRCI, PINAR
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Smart phone for mobile commerce
Computer Standards & Interfaces, 2009This paper surveys most of the currently available smart phones in the market. It summarizes its features and characteristics. From this study a set of must-have and desirable-to-have features for future generations of smart phones are described.
Yung Fu Chang, C. S. Chen, Hao Zhou
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CAPTCHuring Automated (Smart) Phone Attacks
2011 First SysSec Workshop, 2011The advancement of computers has also led to the evolution of telephone technology. From traditional PSTN networks and mobile devices we have moved on to the era of Voice over IP (VoIP) and smartphones. Integration of the Internet into everyday life has led to the demand for web access on-the-go and the widespread adoption of new generation mobile ...
Polakis I., Kontaxis G., Ioannidis S.
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Proceedings of the Eleventh Workshop on Mobile Computing Systems & Applications - HotMobile '10, 2010
Smart phones are increasingly being equipped with operating systems that compare in complexity with those on desktop computers. This trend makes smart phone operating systems vulnerable to many of the same threats as desktop operating systems.In this paper, we focus on the threat posed by smart phone rootkits.
Jeffrey Bickford +4 more
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Smart phones are increasingly being equipped with operating systems that compare in complexity with those on desktop computers. This trend makes smart phone operating systems vulnerable to many of the same threats as desktop operating systems.In this paper, we focus on the threat posed by smart phone rootkits.
Jeffrey Bickford +4 more
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