Smartphones containing sophisticated high-end hardware and offering high computational
capabilities at extremely manageable costs have become mainstream and an integral part of …

Tinnitus is a complex and heterogeneous psycho-physiological disorder responsible for
causing a phantom ringing or buzzing sound albeit the absence of an external sound …

Background: Modern smartphones contain sophisticated high-end hardware features,
offering high computational capabilities at extremely manageable costs and have …

Purpose The use of mobile phones is on the rise worldwide. Many people who experience
tinnitus often turn to the Internet and applications (apps) on their smartphones to acquire …

Introduction Most of the individuals suffering from tinnitus report of negative effects on their
lives to the extent that clinical intervention is necessary. Although traditional tinnitus …

More and more observational studies exploit the achievements of mobile technology to ease
the overall implementation procedure. Many strategies like digital phenotyping, ecological …

Background: Tinnitus is the perception of a sound without any outside source. It affects 6
million people in the United Kingdom. Sound therapy is a core component of many tinnitus …

In the recent years, there has been an increasing interest in the potential of internet-and
smartphone-based technologies for the support of tinnitus patients. A broad spectrum of …

Objective Recently smartphones and tablets have spread in developed countries, and
healthcare‐related apps are growing incredibly in different specialties. The aim of this study …

Background: Tinnitus is a phantom auditory sensation in the absence of an external
stimulus. It is accompanied by a broad range of negative emotional symptoms and a …