The phrase "adapted mobile" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a mobile device or application that has been modified or tailored for a specific purpose or audience.
Example: "The adapted mobile version of the website ensures that users on smartphones have a seamless browsing experience."
Alternatives: "customized mobile" or "modified mobile".
We are training volunteers to go door-to-door, delivering information through radio and other traditional media, and adapting mobile solutions that have shown results in other countries in Africa.
The ends of the axes represented "mainstream does adapt," "mainstream doesn't adapt," "mobile broadband meets demand" and "mobile broadband doesn't meet demand".
Carl Kimlinger from Anime News Network stated that Gundam SEED adapted the original Mobile Suit Gundam series from 1979 for a modern audience in the same way Mobile Suit Gundam 00 would adapt Mobile Suit Gundam Wing.
The folks at American Express shared a great infographic with us, which breaks us down into three categories based on our preferred spending methods and analyzes our likelihood to adapt mobile payment methods.
Even though the nation is adapting mobile phone technology to health care as part of the mHealth revolution, such solutions mostly allow health care workers to give better patient care and receive better data collection while they are working in the field.
Reinforcement learning (RL) is a field of artificial intelligence that presents new opportunities to automatically adapt mobile health communication based on feedback from patients about the impact of different types of messages with respect to attaining a given health or behavioral goal.
Mobile mashup is a Web application adapted to mobile devices combining content from several sources into an integrated experience and attracts both industry and academia recently.
(Interestingly, some of the old companies have adapted to mobile better than they did to social; Electronic Arts made over a hundred million dollars from mobile gaming in its most recent quarter, and it's now worth close to seven billion dollars).
The videos also will be available on the Games' Facebook page, specialized channels onYouTube and Youku, a Chinese video hosting service, and on a Web site adapted for mobile phones.
By 2006 hundreds of sudoku books had been published, and addicts could be seen everywhere in offices, on buses and trains, and on the beach working with paper and pencil or puzzling over interactive sudoku that had been adapted to mobile phones, video games, and the Internet.
