The phrase "augmented phone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a mobile device that has enhanced features or capabilities, often related to augmented reality technology.
Example: "The new augmented phone allows users to interact with digital content overlaid on the real world."
Alternatives: "enhanced smartphone" or "AR-enabled phone".
It's hard to keep track of the cool stuff people are coming up with to augment phones — whether it's wind meters or light meters or even borescopes.
We also propose a new scheme (pDAE) for DAE-based front-end dereverberation, in which the input vector consisting of acoustic features is augmented with phone-class features.
See, the attachments don't actually augment your phone's built-in camera so much as they replace them entirely.
That's why if Snapchat really wants to become a "Camera Company" it should build sleek add-on cameras that augment our phone's hardware.
As well as projecting video and photo content, the projector can be used for presentations, decorative projections to create a mood, or for augmenting the phone's alarm clock — by, for example, beaming the day's weather forecast and your schedule onto the ceiling so it's the first thing you see when you wake up.
With ARCore's launch today, developers are now able to put their own creations into the Play Store and users with phones left out of the preview are able to take a first shot at phone augmented reality.
This was augmented by a phone program that made approximately 311,000 live contact attempts.
Therefore, we propose a new scheme (pDAE), which augments a phone-class feature to the standard acoustic features as input.
Then, we evaluated the dereverberation performance of the proposed DAE augmented with the phone-class feature.
We have also proposed a novel approach to reverberant speech recognition based on the DAE augmented with the phone-class information.
