Nathan et al., 2016 - Google Patents
Studies on deaf mobile application: Need for functionalities and requirementsNathan et al., 2016
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- Nathan S
- Hussain A
- Hashim N
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- Journal of Telecommunication, Electronic and Computer Engineering
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Deaf people are normally considered to be people that do not need any mobile technology due to the inabilities of hearing and talking. However, many deaf are using mobile phone in their daily life for various purposes such as communication and learning. Many studies have …
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