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1. 1. Android Security : An evaluation of applications in Google Play

   University essay from Umeå universitet/Institutionen för datavetenskap

   Author : Jonas Torstensson; [2017]
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   Abstract : This thesis examines security issues that might occur in the applications from Google Play. It examines vulnerabilities by an evaluation of how well the policies and guidelines of the store transfers to the applications. After a short literature study about android and security. The polices and guidelines of Google Play is examined. READ MORE

3. 2. Conceptual Design of an UnloadingSystem for Continuous Tracks : How to increase the load capacity of tracks with the use ofhydraulic cylinders

   University essay from KTH/Maskinkonstruktion (Inst.)

   Author : Jonas Torstensson; [2017]
   Keywords : Hydraulic unloading system; continuous track; load capacity tracks; Hydraulisk avlastare; bandenhet; lastkapacitet;

   Abstract : This report presents the result of a Master thesis course done at the Machine Design department at KTH. The thesis was written at the company Svea Teknik in collaboration with the tunnel boring machine manufacturer Atlas Copco. READ MORE

4. 3. Applying MVP Principles when Developing Mobile Health Applications: An Exploratory Study on Selected mobile Applications and their Version History

   University essay from Göteborgs universitet/Institutionen för data- och informationsteknik

   Author : Felix Sebastian Fortoul; Jonas Torstensson; [2016-06-28]
   Keywords : minimum-viable-product; mvp; build-measure-learn; bml; lean software development; mhealth; ehealth; mobile application development; medical software; release frequency; continuous evolution;

   Abstract : In an ever evolving and highly competitive mobile health application market, software developers and companies face the daunting challenge to streamline their development methods to be able to obtain and correctly interpret customer demands, in order to reduce wasted resources and reevaluate and improve their products to stay competitive within this volatile industry. This exploratory case study aims at identifying how mHealth developers deploy their products by applying buildmeasure- learn principles and how frequently a new minimumviable- product is released; along with analyzing which factors that triggers the continuous development of their products, if any significant amount of changes are driven by user-experience issues, stability enhancements, legislative requirements, compatibility demands or emerging technological possibilities providing opportunities for extended functionality; as well as investigating which basic functionality that should be considered vital to implement in an initial version of a minimum-viableproduct in this field. READ MORE