Sentence examples for mobile reporting from inspiring English sources
noun
The use of mobile phone as a reporting tool. The user makes use of text, photo and video capability to produce a multimedia based report. The content is uploaded to the internet via mobile network or Internet connection for publishing to the web. Mobile reporting is particularly relevant in areas that lack Internet infrastructure (Sub Sahara Africa, Central Asia, South American, Latin America).
It recently announced a mobile reporting platform too, creating an app for NBC News reporters (for starters) to post photos from the presidential inauguration directly to the NBC site.
It's also experimenting with other photo collection methods, like allowing NBC News reporters to post photos of the presidential inauguration directly from a Chute mobile reporting app.
The group is currently working in the Amazon and in Mexico to develop a mobile reporting platform for these users.
The data was collected by appFigures, which is one of the first mobile reporting platforms to catalog the apps in the Apple TV Apps Store.
With that said, there are a variety of website tracking / analytic reporting tools available across the Net that include mobile reporting.
The potential utility of smartphone applications in radiology, such as portable Doppler ultrasound and mobile reporting of coronary computed tomography angiography [11, 12], have recently been reported; however, there is a general paucity of information within the literature regarding radiology-related applications.
The Web site al.com, the online site for The Birmingham News, The Huntsville Times and The Press-Register in Mobile, reported that 400 employees in Alabama would "experience an employment loss".
Andy Rubin, whose title is Senior Vice President, Mobile, reports to Google CEO Larry Page.
In telecom, China Mobile reported the pace of its earnings growth eased, rising 2.3% last year compared with double-digit growth in years earlier, even as its subscriber base grew 14.2% to 522 million.
Of women contacted by fixed-line, 97% reported having a mobile while 61% of those contacted by mobile reported having a fixed-line at home.
Johansson et al. (2007) also found no difference in life satisfaction outcomes using three waves of the same study, but the upwardly mobile reported significantly higher mean wellbeing scores compared to those who were downwardly mobile [ 34].
