Chris Wysopal, the chief information security officer for app security specialists Veracode, called the flaw "Heartbleed for mobile", referring to the widespread bug that put hundreds of thousands of websites at risk of hacking in April 2014.
Mobile refers to portability usefulness of the application itself, thus mobile AR application can be referred as a portable AR application.
In addition, customer support from Google, to which T-Mobile referred customers with 3G connectivity issues, came up short.
In this context, 'self-mobile' refers to those objects that change in the image plane due to their own movement, and not to the movement of the camera on board of the mobile robot.
Figure 10 Energy consumption for a state-of-the-art stand alone mobile device, cooperative mobile devices of the same class, and future mobile devices referred to as 4G.
In order to deliver innovative and cost-effective IP multimedia applications over mobile devices, there is a need to develop a unified service platform for the future mobile Internet referred as the Next Generation (NG) all-IP network.
An article on Saturday about the stringent precautions many business and government officials are taking when traveling abroad with mobile devices referred imprecisely to a panel on which Tom Kellermann, chief technology officer of the wireless security company AirPatrol, served.
In 1988 a group of government-owned public telephone bodies within the European Community announced the digital global system for mobile communications, referred to as GSM, the first such system that would permit any cellular user in one European country to operate in another European country with the same equipment.
The recent proliferation of wireless communication technologies and wearable medical devices has motivated the revolution in the area of mobile health, referred to by the term "mHealth" [1, 2].
The ever-growing importance of mobile was referred to throughout the conference.
