A new mobile phone app will prepare users for receiving good or bad news on their phones, say researchers. Made by a team from the University of Portsmouth's School of
Computing, the app distinguishes good messages from bad and neutral
ones, and colour codes them accordingly. Users may choose not to open negative messages if they are already having a stressful day. Read more on BBC.com.
Sunday, 17 June 2012
Phone App Colour Codes Messages to 'Help Manage Stress'
A new mobile phone app will prepare users for receiving good or bad news on their phones, say researchers. Made by a team from the University of Portsmouth's School of
Computing, the app distinguishes good messages from bad and neutral
ones, and colour codes them accordingly. Users may choose not to open negative messages if they are already having a stressful day. Read more on BBC.com.
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