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...Accent has been applied to the domains of: o Call Control: for telecommunications, particularly call control in Internet telephony o Home Care: for home automation and telecare, particularly for domestic appliances and devices to support home care o Sensor Networks: sensor networks, particularly managing wind farms However, the approach is generic and extensible for managing other kinds of systems. Accent is essentially software. As most of Accent in in Java, it needs at least a Java Runtime Environment but more likely a Java Software Development Kit. To interact with the real world, Accent needs relevant hardware such as a communications server (softswitch) or home automation equipment.

Android application based on Environment State Virtual sensor for Android. TelephonyManager allows to automatically configurate telephony settings, according to the environment state.

The Jive API is a lightweight Java framework for writing IVR applications. The premise for the Jive API is to allow powerful IVR applications to be written without the user having to worry (or know) about the underlying IVR platforms.

Centre is a synthetic trajectory generator environment that aim to generate semantic-based trajectory datasets usable for spatio-temporal data-mining algorithms in testing and validation process.

A unified open source software platform based on Linux for mobile smart phone. The first stage features are call, sms, address book, multimedia, J2ME, application install, and smart phone full feature set, something like MS smart phone.

GAEM stands for Graphical Adventure tiny-Engine for Mobiles. Its main use is to read some text files and images and generate the game. It's being developed in J2ME under CLDC/MIDP environment.

Find out who's calling you before pick up the phone. No extra hardware is required as long as your modem is supported.

Synchronizes a Siemens mobile phone (e.g. ME45, S45) with KDE PIM applications KOrganizer and KAddressbook.

The CSTA Switch Simulator is a software telephone environment that can be used to test Computer Telephony Integration (CTI) applications. The simulator complies with the CSTA phase II specification.

Open_PYOSS will be a platform to develop Operational Support Systems for the Cable MSO. It will capitalized on a Distributed NxTier Computing Agent environment and WebServices core technologies to provide seamless Managed Access for MSOs or xSPs