Student adoption and perceptions of the library and information mobile services at the University of Namibia by Nakanduungile, Charlotte Ndeutala

“…Though some students are not satisfied with the current provision of library services, and perceived them as inadequate due to limited access, lack of awareness and marketing of mobile services, and lack of a library mobile application, the majority of students perceived library services as adequate due to regular instant interactions and communications via emails, telephones and social networks that they exchange with librarians. …”
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Mobile remittances as sociotechnical networks : an Actor-Network Theory case study

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The impact of mobile technologies on the business models of small and medium enterprises in Pietermaritzburg

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Enhanced Interest Aware PeopleRank for Opportunistic Mobile Social Networks by Shahin, Yosra Saad

“…Network infrastructures are being continuously challenged by increased demand, resource-hungry applications, and at times of crisis when people need to work from homes such as the current Covid-19 epidemic situation, where most of the countries applied partial or complete lockdown and most of the people worked from home. Opportunistic Mobile Social Networks (OMSN) prove to be a great candidate to support existing network infrastructures. …”
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An adaptive SVC-video streaming scheme for mobile WiMAX networks by Keta, Khotso Hamilton

“…To address this problem, H.264AVC/SVC coded video is used.…”
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Europe's long march to a unified takeover regulation: the 13th company law directive on takeover bids - quo vadis? by Meyer, Julia

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The processes of melt segregation, magma ascent and pluton emplacement in the continental crust of the Damara Belt, Namibia by Hall, Duncan James

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The use of social media on mobile devices to support the co-reading of eTextbooks by Ncube, Sinini P

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Mobile money services and financial inclusion in rural communities within Western Uganda

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South African university students' user experience of mobile applications for anxiety and depression by Chipps, Wesley

“…Objective: With the prevalence of CMDs in mind, as well as the many challenges students face, it was deemed worth exploring current, available alternatives. Given some evidence for the use of mobile mental health (MMH) applications (apps) among university students in high income countries, the current study aimed to investigate South African university students' user experience of MMH apps for depression and anxiety. …”
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The economic and social effects of mobile phone usage: the case of women traders in Accra by Ussher, Yvette A. A.

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School-based hearing screening and diagnosis using automated and mobile health technologies

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Digital resilience and continued use of mobile payment services in a developing economy by Alhassan, Muftawu Dzang

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Energy efficient hybrid routing protocol for wireless sensor networks

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A study of lexical borrowing and occasional code-switching amongst young middle-class Syrians in Saudi Arabia and Syria by Mozaic, Zeina

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Clustering algorithms for sensor networks and mobile ad hoc networks to improve energy efficiency by Wei, Dali

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Changes in some biophysical characteristics of African horsesickness virus (no. 3922) during attenuation by Russell, B.W

“…The attenuated strain showed a changed electrophoretic pattern· indicating the presence of particles of different mobilities. As in density gradient analysis, electrophoresis showed a fundamental difference between the wild and attenuated strains of this virus. …”
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Exploring the experiences of persons with mobility impairments in accessing health care in Cofimvaba, South Africa by Tshaka, Babalwa Blossom

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