A Performance Analysis Tool for Nokia Mobile Phone Software

The Measurement of Low Frequency Magnetic Field of Two Kinds of GSM900 Mobile Phone

Introduction:  The  use  of  mobile  communication  systems  has  dramatically  increased  over  the  past  decade. Although many studies have been performed to determine the effect of radio frequency (RF) but  less attention has been paid to the possible biological impact of exposure to extremely low frequency  (ELF) components.   The objective of this study is two folds. One is to design the ...

What determines product ramp-up performance? A review of characteristics based on a case study at Nokia Mobile Phones

Living with New Media Technology: How the Poor Learn, Share and Experiment on Mobile Phones

Numerous debates already exist about the impact of new media technology on our everyday lives. The surge in popularity of the Internet in the mid-1990s and its coming of age pushes us to think more creatively in designing new tools for sharing and interacting with each other. The Internet is often touted as a tool for real time or near real time, anytime, anywhere connectivity. Another new medi...

Music Coach: Real-time Evaluation of Music Performance using Nokia N900

In this paper, we describe the design and implementation of the Music Coach application that runs on the Nokia N900 mobile phone platform. The application plays the role of a music coach which listens to the user’s musical performance and provides realtime feedback on both timing and pitch accuracy. It also utilizes the accelerometer in the mobile phone to detect and update tempo set by the mus...

TranslatAR: A Mobile Augmented Reality Translator on the Nokia N900

Researchers have long been interested in the synergy between portability and computing power but had been limited by unwieldy, uncommonly used devices. The latest generation of mobile phones, i.e. ‘smartphones’, are equipped with hardware powerful enough to develop novel, interesting applications with allow users to directly interact with the world around them. This paper describes a multimodal...