Smartphone applications in palliative homecare

Pervasive Homecare Monitoring Technologies and Applications

User clustering in smartphone applications.

In the context of mobile health applications usability is a crucial factor to achieve user acceptance. The successful user interface (UI) design requires a deep understanding of the needs and requirements of the targeted audience. This paper explores the application of the K-Means algorithm on smartphone usage data in order to offer Human Computer Interaction (HCI) specialists a better insight ...

Separating Smartphone Advertising from Applications

dan S. Wallach is a Professor of computer Science at rice University. [email protected] A wide variety of smartphone applications today rely on third-party advertising services, which provide libraries that are linked into the hosting application. Advertising libraries often need additional permissions, requiring applications to issue requests for additional permissions to their users at ins...

Smartphone applications for pain management.

Smartphone applications (or apps) are becoming increasingly popular. The lack of regulation or guidance for health-related apps means that the validity and reliability of their content is unknown. We have conducted a review of available apps relating to the generic condition of pain. The official application stores for five major smartphone platforms were searched: iPhone, Android, Blackberry, ...

Smartphone applications for pediatric anesthesia.

We present a review of smartphone applications (apps) available for pediatric anesthesia.