Mobile devices : taxation students' perception and acceptance of engaging with mobile learning environment

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Identifying the characteristics of socially integrated mobile bully-victims using a mobile application by Jokazi, Nombulelo

“…Identifying and understanding SIMBVs is made easier for psychologists in higher education with the mobile application. …”
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Assessing the African mobile telephony boom : the impact of the mobile phone and its relationship to the digital divide by Comninos, Alex

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Sustainable management of mobile telecommunications systems

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Mobile phones for development: How have women in the informal sector used their mobile phones to enhance themselves and their business? by Chair, Chenai A

“…The research looked into how women in the informal sector made use of mobile phones to enhance their wellbeing and their businesses. …”
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Occupational mobility among blacks in South Africa by Schneier, Steffen

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Mobile money and financial inclusion in Kenya and Tanzania by Long, Edward Porter

“…Kenya has been seen to be the leader in mobile money which made it the ideal country to compare and contrast with Tanzania, who is behind Kenya in its mobile money adoption and financial inclusion levels. …”
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Structural failures on mobile materials handling equipment

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Mobile devices, information behaviour and academic studies

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Mobile business models in African rural communities by Goetz, Marieta

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Biologically inspired goal directed navigation for mobile robots by Amayo, Paul Omondi

“…This project involved an investigation into low-cost navigation of mobile robots with the aim of creating and adaptive navigation system inspired by behaviour seen in animals. …”
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Higher education student mobility in Africa : a passage to Nigeria

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Enabling anonymous crime reporting on mobile phones in the developing world by Burke, Mark John

“…The advantage of using USSD is that it is available to all mobile phones (including the more basic/nonsmart phones that are used by a large percentage of the poorer population in developing countries); and reports made via USSD cannot be traced to the participant. …”
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Mobile banking : a comparative study of South Africa and Nigeria by Bankole, Omolola Ola

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Mobile commerce over GSM: A banking perspective on security

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Towards a mobile application to aid law enforcement in diagnosing and preventing mobile bully-victim behaviour in Eastern Free State High Schools of South Africa by Radebe, Fani

“…Furthermore, this study made possible the surveillance of mobile bully-victims through the M-BRS, which provided the police some control to reducing the mobile bully-victim behaviour. …”
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Factors influencing the adoption of mobile data at the bottom of the pyramid in South Africa

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