What is Smartphone

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High-End phone that combines advanced functions of a personal digital assistant, mail, photo camera and several applications which can be downloaded. Nowadays, smartphones run mainly in two operating systems: IOS and Android. Learn more in: Independent Living Support for Disabled and Elderly People using Cell Phones

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Is an electronic gadget that can receive, process, and send information in various forms such as texts, audio, video, and images. Learn more in: The Use of a WhatsApp Record for Communication With Students: A Case of the Zimbabwe Open University, Mashonaland West Campus

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A modern mobile phone with a touchscreen interface, capable of performing communication and multimedia functions (e-mail, social media, internet access, camera, GPS) like a computer. Learn more in: Investigating the Educational Needs of Elderly People Within the Scope of an Educational Program on the Use of Social Media Networks by Smartphones

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A cell phone with advanced capabilities. Learn more in: Smartphones and their Increased Importance in U.S. Presidential Elections

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A handheld-sized mobile device that have both advanced mobile communication and computation technologies. Learn more in: Healthcare Applications for Smartphones

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A mobile phone with more advanced functions including web browsing, GPS navigation, personal digital assistant, a media player, a digital camera, a motion sensor for interactive games, a touch screen, Wi-Fi, and 3rd-party apps. Learn more in: Mobile Phone Addiction

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A personal device that uses a mobile network to make phone calls, send text messages, and connect to the internet. It is also capable of running software applications. Learn more in: Apps and Their Applications: Novel Uses of Technology in the Clinical Setting

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Smartphones are a hybrid of the functionality of PDAs and mobile phones. They usually provide a means of connecting to a desktop or laptop to perform the same functions as a PDA docking and synchronization cradle. Learn more in: Mobile Learning

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A phone that also offers computing capability in conjunction with telephonic capability. Learn more in: The Use of Companion Applications to Support Instructor-Led Training

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A cell phone with advanced capabilities. Learn more in: Presidential Elections Web 2.0

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Smartphone is a mobile phone with PC-like functionality. In addition to phone service, smartphones typically provide access to email and Internet; capability to play music and video; and other features commonly associated with personal digital assistants (PDAs).ff Learn more in: Mobile Learning Implementation and Issues

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Is a mobile phone with sophisticated processing and computing capabilities, running an advanced operating system, such as Android, Windows mobile, IOS, etc. Learn more in: Context-Aware Multimedia Content Recommendations for Smartphone Users

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mobile phone containing multiple sensors, typically including sensors such as proximity, accelerometer, geomagnetic, camera, microphone. Also typically includes a novel user interface mechanism, such as a touch screen or a keyboard. Learn more in: Building Mobile Sensor Networks Using Smartphones and Web Services: Ramifications and Development Challenges

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A mobile telephone with computer features that may enable it to interact with computerized systems, send e-mails, and access the web. Learn more in: Social Media and the Challenges of Curtailing the Spread of Fake News in Nigeria

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A smartphone is a term used to describe a category of mobile devices with computer-like functionality. Learn more in: A Research Synthesis of the Real Value of Self-Proclaimed Mobile Educational Applications for Young Children

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An advanced mobile phone that includes mobile communication, a camera, a video camera, GPS system, a music player, Internet access, sensors and a range of multimedia capabilities in a single device. Several accessories are being developed to transform smartphones into “medical machines.” They can become meters of blood glucose level, blood rate of oxygen, blood pressure and so on. Learn more in: An Emerging Model of Pregnancy Care: The Introduction of New Technologies in Maternal Wellbeing

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A full-featured mobile phone with personal computer like functionality, including cameras, e-mail, enhanced data processing, and connectivity. Learn more in: Anywhere Anytime Learning with Wireless Mobile Devices

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Handheld device that integrates the functionality of a mobile phone and a PDA. Learn more in: Media Channel Preferences of Mobile Communities

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Is a mobile phone built on a mobile operating system, with more advanced computing capability and connectivity than a feature phone. Learn more in: Mobile Health (mHealth)

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Smartphones are a hybrid of the functionality of PDAs and mobile phones. They usually provide a means of connecting to a desktop or laptop to perform the same functions as a PDA docking and synchronization cradle. Learn more in: Teaching and Learning with Personal Digital Assistants

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is a class of wireless phones typically used to describe handsets with many features and often a keyboard. What makes the phone “smart” is its ability to handle data, not only voice calls. Smartphones can fulfil nearly all communication requirements of the users.Users are always available, User can reach his/her friends (Internet, e-mail) independent from place and time through different wireless technologies (mobility), Smart phones are personal trusted devices (can fulfil the functions/demands of privacy security, trust building), Multimedia data (pictures and graphics) can be transferred. Learn more in: Role of Privacy and Trust in Mobile Business Social Networks

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A smartphone is a term used to describe a category of mobile devices with computer-like functionality. Learn more in: The Use of Developmentally Mobile Applications for Preparing Pre-Service Teachers to Promote STEM Activities in Preschool Classrooms

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A smartphone is a mobile phone the let one not only making telephone calls, sending short messages, but also surf the Internet, playing games, listening music, watching movies and other capability normally provided by a computers such as writing and editing documents, sending and receiving emails and run myriad of available apps. Learn more in: The Impact of Open Source Software on Smartphones Industry

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A mobile phone that has more advanced computing capability than basic feature phones. Smartphones typically have a relatively large screen and an operating system capable of running general-purpose applications. Learn more in: Smartphones: Innovative Tools in Cancer Prevention

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Smartphones are devices with the combined functions of cell phones and PDAs, typically running an operating system such as Symbian OS. Learn more in: Malicious Software in Mobile Devices

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Mobile phone that is used to perform many various tasks through the applications downloaded. Learn more in: The Fear of Missing Out (FoMO): Theoretical Approach and Measurement in Organizations

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Mobile phone with more advanced computing capability and connectivity than basic feature phones. Learn more in: Predicting Psychological Characteristics by Smartphone Usage Behaviors

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A mobile (cellular) telephone with computing capabilities, wireless Internet access, texting capability, often using a touch screen and mobile apps. Learn more in: Human Resource Recruiting and Selection Using Cellphone Apps

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A mobile phone that performs many of the functions of a computer, typically having a touchscreen interface, Internet access, and an operating system capable of running downloaded applications. Learn more in: Integrating Virtual Reality Tools Into Classroom Instruction

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A mobile phone which has some characteristics operated by a computer system, including Internet devices for information, fun, and a message system media. Learn more in: Net Generation Features that Enhance Mobile Learning

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A mobile device that can also be used to make phone calls. Learn more in: Using Mobile Technology for Formative Assessment in the Classroom

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Mobile telephone that includes computational functionality and digital network connectivity as well as additional functions such as a still and video cameras. Learn more in: Training for Mobile Journalism

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It is a mobile phone that included more advanced features than the traditional phone (for example the touch screen). Learn more in: The Role of Gender in Technology Acceptance for Medical Education

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A product-service system used by individuals for service consuming and service rendering purposes. Learn more in: Smartphones: Resource Dimensions and Uses

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Mobile phones with advanced technologies that turn possible for anyone to develop programs for them, called applications, and they exist of the most varied types and for the most varied objectives. Learn more in: Promoting Healthy Food Habits Through an mHealth Application

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A smartphone is a term used to describe a category of mobile devices with computer-like functionality. Learn more in: Apps to Promote Computational Thinking Concepts and Coding Skills in Children of Preschool and Pre-Primary School Age

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A cell phone with advanced capabilities. Learn more in: The Mobile Presidential Election

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Electronic device that functions as a mobile telephone using the Windows Mobile operating system ActiveSync: Tool developed by Microsoft that makes it possible to connect the mobile device to the PC and exchange documents, contacts, e-mail, etc. Learn more in: In-TIC for Mobile Devices: Support System for Communication with Mobile Devices for the Disabled

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A smartphone is a term used to describe a category of mobile devices with computer-like functionality. Learn more in: Evaluating a Teaching Intervention for Teaching STEM and Programming Concepts Through the Creation of a Weather-Forecast App for Smart Mobile Devices

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A mobile technology that combines mobile communication and computation in a handheld-sized device, combining functionality of a pager, a cell phone and a PDA in a single device. Learn more in: An Overview about the Use of Healthcare Applications on Mobile Devices

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A smartphone is an advanced multifunctional mobile phone with a platform open to third-party software. Learn more in: Unobtrusive Movement Interaction for Mobile Devices

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A mobile cellular phone with the capacity to record sound, still and motion pictures. Learn more in: Mobile Journalism, Cellphilms, and the Use of the StoryMaker Multimedia Software at a Zimbabwean Media Training University

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A smartphone (or smart phone) is a mobile phone with more advanced computing capability and connectivity than basic feature phones. Smartphones typically include the features of a phone with those of another popular consumer device, such as a personal digital assistant, a media player, a digital camera, and/or a GPS navigation unit. Learn more in: Assistive Technologies for People with Dementia

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Refers to a mobile phone built on a mobile operating system, with more advanced computing capabilities and connectivity than feature phones. Learn more in: Pervasive Mobile Health

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A cellular phone that also contains internet capabilities; applications can be download and used in the same way computer applications are used. Learn more in: Using Smartphones in the College Classroom

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A smartphone is a mobile phone with highly advanced features such as wireless capability, global positioning system (GPS), camera/video, speech recognition, various sensors and applications. Learn more in: Primary School Students' Perceptions About the Use of Mobile Games in the Classroom

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A mobile device with traditional cellphone communicating capabilities such as voice call and short message service (SMS), internet access via wi-fi or mobile data, global positioning system (GPS), and app management accessibility. Learn more in: Mobile Mental Health for Depression Assistance: Research Directions, Obstacles, Advantages, and Disadvantages of Implementing mHealth

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Radio-based consumer telecommunication appliance with a browser which makes it possible to conveniently access the Internet and its services via data networks of mobile network operators and with the capability to run software applications downloaded with the help of wireless or wired telecommunication networks. Learn more in: SMS Use Intensity Changes in the Age of Ubiquitous Mobile Internet Access: A Two-Level Investigation of Residential Mobile Communications Customers in Germany

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Is a mobile phone with sophisticated processing and computing capabilities, running an advanced operating system such as Android, Windows mobile, IOS, etc. Learn more in: Context-Aware Personalization for Mobile Services

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A smartphone is a handheld electronic device that provides a connection to a cellular network and the internet. Learn more in: A Young Consumer's Inclination of Mobile Wallets Gateway for Cashless Payment

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A mobile phone that combines Internet access with a camera and music player. Learn more in: Teacher Technology Leadership

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An advanced mobile communication device that has been designed by the addition of personal digital assistant features—which is a kind of computer—to the conventional features of the cell phone. Learn more in: New Communication Technologies: A Focus Group Study About Children

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A class of wireless phones typically used to describe handsets with many features and often a keyboard. What makes the phone “smart” is its ability to handle data, not only voice calls. Smartphones can fulfill nearly all communication requirements of the users. a) Users are always available, b) User can reach his/her friends (Internet, e-mail) independent from place and time through different wireless technologies (mobility), c) Smart phones are personal trusted devices (can fulfill the functions/demands of privacy security, trust building), d) Multimedia data (pictures and graphics) can be transferred. Learn more in: Privacy, Trust, and Business Ethics for Mobile Business Social Networks

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An electronic device that has phone, messaging and internet capabilities. Learn more in: Emoticon Use in Mobile Communications :-)

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A mobile phone that included more advanced features than the traditional phone (for example the touch screen). Learn more in: A Research Contribution to the Analysis of Mobile Devices in Higher Education from Medical Students' Point of View

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Communication and computing device with application abilities. Learn more in: Mobile Phone Use and Children's Literacy Learning

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A type of device that combines the features of handheld computer and regular mobile phone. A smartphone allows users to store information, send e-mail, install programs etc. Learn more in: Dimensions of Mobile Phone Behaviors in Environmental Communication

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A mobile-based technology that integrates computing functions into a mobile device. Characteristics of a smartphone include strong hardware capabilities, comprehensive mobile operating systems, and computing capabilities similar to a minicomputer. A smartphone enables consumers to access the Internet and to use multimedia contents such as music, videos, and digital games. Learn more in: Exploring Mobile Users' Daily Experiences in the United States and Taiwan: An Experience Sampling Method to Study Privacy Concerns in Location-Based Marketing Applications

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An intelligent mobile phone with data-handling characteristics similar to computers. Learn more in: Adoption of Mobile and Information Technology in an Energy Utility in Brazil

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A mobile phone with an advanced mobile operating system. It typically combines the features of a cell phone with those of other popular mobile devices, such as personal digital assistant, media player and GPS navigation unit. Learn more in: Chinese Smartphone Market Progress and Prospects

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It is a mobile device equipped with several sensors and an operating system with advanced computing capabilities in addition to the basic phone functions. Learn more in: Mobile Phone Sensing in Scientific Research

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A mobile device with the capabilities of letting the user accessing online platforms such as Internet and social media. Learn more in: Characterization of Online Learners or Students in Namibia

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A smartphone is a mobile phone that let one not only make telephone calls, send short messages, but also surf the Internet, play games, listen to music, watch movies and other capabilies normally provided by computers such as writing and editing documents, sending and receiving emails and run a myriad of available apps. Learn more in: Adopting Open Source Software in Smartphone Manufacturers' Open Innovation Strategy

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Also known as hybrid, is any electronic handheld device that integrates the functionality of a mobile phone, personal digital assistant (PDA), or other information appliance. This is often achieved by putting “smart” capabilities, such as PDA functions, into a mobile phone. “Smart” functionality includes any additional interface, including a QWERTY board, a touch screen, or even just secure access to company mail Learn more in: Handhelds for Digital Libraries

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It is a full-featured mobile phone with personal computer like functionalities. Applications for enhanced data processing and connectivity can be installed on the device, and may be developed by the user. Smart functionalities may include miniature keyboard, touch screen, operating system, and modem capabilities. Learn more in: Ubiquitous Risk Analysis of Physiological Data

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A mobile phone that offers expanded features such as music, video, gaming, pictures, web browsing, and mobile TV. These mobile devices may have larger screens, more powerful processers, full qwerty keyboards, and touch screens. Learn more in: Mobile Device Selection in Higher Education: iPhone versus iPod Touch

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A mobile phone with an operating system. It provides other features such as digital camera, media player, GPS and web browsing. The later versions of smartphones also provide touchscreen capability, Wi-Fi, third-party apps, motion sensor, 3G/4G and biometric authentication features such as figure-print. Learn more in: Security Issues of Smartphones Regarding M-Commerce

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A mobile device that is web-capable and location-aware, often with a touchscreen and able to capture and share media content. Learn more in: Mobile Games