SEARCH RESULTS
 
Showing 1-10 of 278 records
 
Expand article

Mobile users in the U.S. use mobile Internet services more than UK users

The Article has images
2008-02-27 15:55:00 by dusanb in IntoMobile
...participants reporting daily usage in the U.S. compared to 46% in the U.K. However, it's not the web, users are accessing the most - it's directions, weather and email Other findings 96% of the study participants said they expect the mobile browsing experience to be the same or at least similar to the browsing experience on their PC Regarding...
 
 
 
 
 
Expand article

Kinder, gentler: How to get an innocent person to confess to a crime

The Article has images
2008-07-03 10:01:00 by bookofjoe in bookofjoe
...participants were warned that if they pressed the Alt key, the program would crash and all the data would be lost. The system was rigged so it would shut down after the experimenter asked the participants to type the Z key (which sits just to the left of the Alt key). The experimenter then interviewed the volunteers individually and asked...
 
 
 
 
 
Expand article

Hand-held Computers Prod Older Adults To Exercise More

The Article has images
2008-02-06 11:16:18 by Josh in Medgadget
...participants approximately three minutes worth of questions Among the questions: Where are you now? Who are you with? What barriers did you face in doing your physical activity routine? The device automatically beeped once in the afternoon and once in the evening; if participants ignored it the first time, it beeped three additional times at...
 
 
 
 
 
Expand article

Wired.com's iPhone 3G Survey Reveals Network Weaknesses

2008-08-25 02:04:41 by Brian X. Chen in Gadget Lab
 
...Participants in Australia reported the slowest average 3G download speeds of about 759 Kbps The most " 0 " results for 3G download speeds came from U.S. participants -- presumably those dropped from the 3G network. In the United States, 63 participants reported "0" Altogether there were 80 "0" figures reported Users in Germany and the...
 
 
 
 
 
Expand article

Relax: No One is Reading Your Mind

The Article has images
2008-01-04 08:29:27 by Michael in Medgadget
...participants with two types of visual stimuli: ESP stimuli and non-ESP stimuli. [Samuel Moulton is a graduate student in the department of psychology at Harvard --ed.] These two types of stimuli were identical with one exception: ESP stimuli were not only presented visually, but also were presented telepathically, clairvoyantly, and...
 
 
 
 
 
Expand article

Safari Leads Mobile Browsing Experience

The Article has images
2008-01-16 17:05:20 by Patrick Birmingham in Cell Phone Digest
...participants, including Ease of Accessing the browser, Ease of Entering a Website Address, Ease of Web Page Navigation, Saving a Bookmark and Ease of Returning to Previous Pages David Kerr, Vice President of the Global Wireless Practice, added "Internet Explorer matched Safari in terms of ease of web access and ease of saving a page as a...
 
 
 
 
 
Expand article

Michail Bletsas on the OLPC's Shipping Problems

The Article has images
2008-01-22 15:47:00 by Brian Heater in Gearlog
...participants provided P.O. Box addresses and FedEx doesn't deliver to them. USPS is being used to ship those laptops 4. Undeliverable addresses. We had laptops returned to the warehouse by FedEx, because they could not deliver to the specified address. Again, we are contacting the participants in order to get a valid "ship to" address For the...
 
 
 
 
 
Expand article

Out of Body Out of Mind

The Article has images
2008-01-24 16:29:10 by Michael in Medgadget
...participants wore virtual reality goggles connected to video cameras that filmed the participants backs. Thus each participant saw his or her own body from the back But this trick alone did not induce an out-of-body experience. (And a good thing too. Otherwise you might have an out-of-body experience every time you check out your own backside...
 
 
 
 
 
Expand article

The Social Ladder Is Really In Your Head

The Article has images
2008-04-25 17:56:34 by Michael in Medgadget
...participants played an interactive computer game for money. They were assigned a status that they were told was based on their playing skill. In fact, the game outcomes were predetermined and the other "players" simulated by computer. While their brain activity was monitored by fMRI, participants intermittently saw pictures and scores of an...