Active cooling of a mobile phone handset

Beyond Mobile Telephony: Exploring Opportunities for Applications on the Mobile Phone Handset

As mobile phone handsets attain increasing capabilities, we see many more opportunities for novel applications development. These handsets are typically characterized as constrained computing platforms, due to limitations in computing, storage and interface capabilities. Specialized development environments, such as J2ME, allow for crossplatform development that respects these limitations. Whil...

Natural Experiments in Mobile Phone Regulation: Estimated Effects of Prohibiting Handset Bundling in Finland and Belgium

Vertical restrictions have theoretically ambiguous efficiency effects. Marketplace evidence is therefore required to reveal the presence of anti-competitive foreclosure. The bundling of mobile phones with cellular network service offers one such market test. Two European nations—Finland and Belgium—prohibited tying arrangements for mobile service and mobile devices (handsets) in wireless broadb...

Safety Issues of Mobile Phone Base Stations

Developing a Mobile Phone Application for Common Radiotherapy Calculations

Accuracy of the radiotherapy requires some routine quality control and dosimetry calculations, which would be done by radiotherapy physicists. Due to the increasing use of computers and simulation software in medical science, as well as trends indicating its continued growth, this study aims to develop a new smart-phone application to perform common radiotherapy-related calculations. Computatio...

A framework for mobile handset detection

Due to the increase in social media and mobile media in general, access to these platforms from a number of different mobile devices must be catered for. Mobile Device Detection (MDD) refers to software that identifies the type of mobile device visiting the mobile web and either redirects the end user to a dedicated mobile web site or adapts the rendered output from a web server to best suit th...