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February
Vol. 4 No. 1 (2026)Published in February 2026, Volume 4 Issue 1 of the Journal Mobile Technologies (JMS) features five research articles examining user-centered design, monetization strategies, and psychological factors influencing modern mobile application development. The edition begins with a study on UI/UX design methodology through the GoHealth mobile application, demonstrating how the design thinking approach systematically addresses user needs in healthcare technology. The journal continues with an economic analysis of mobile gaming, investigating monetization models and Indonesian players' preferences and willingness to pay, offering valuable perspectives for developers navigating Southeast Asian markets. Moving to educational technology, researchers examine how gamification within mobile science education applications affects student motivation and knowledge retention, advancing discussions on interactive learning methodologies. A fundamental design debate receives empirical attention through research comparing dark mode and light mode interfaces, evaluating their respective impacts on user experience and visual comfort to inform evidence-based design decisions. The volume concludes by investigating freemium monetization strategies within the emerging short-form drama application market, exploring psychological factors that drive user payment behavior and satisfaction in this rapidly growing content consumption format. These articles bridge user psychology, interface design principles, and monetization strategies, reflecting the evolving landscape of mobile technology across functional and entertainment applications.
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September
Vol. 3 No. 2 (2025)Published in September 2025, Volume 3 Issue 2 of the Journal Mobile Technologies (JMS) presents five research articles that address emerging technologies and methodologies shaping the mobile application landscape. The edition opens with an ethical examination of cloud storage solutions in industrial engineering contexts, offering a comparative analysis between Microsoft OneDrive and SharePoint to guide organizational decision-making. The journal then explores gamification strategies in mobile learning environments, investigating how interactive design elements enhance user engagement and knowledge retention among learners. Advancing into next-generation connectivity, a case study examines the transformative effects of 5G technology on interactive mobile applications within smart city frameworks, revealing new possibilities for urban digital infrastructure. Two development-focused articles complete the volume: the first details the design and development process using Android Studio and Flutter, demonstrating cross-platform capabilities for modern mobile applications, while the second investigates the implementation of no-code app builders as accessible tools for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) to create functional mobile applications without extensive programming expertise. These articles collectively address both theoretical considerations and practical development approaches, from ethical frameworks and emerging network technologies to democratized application development tools that empower businesses of varying technical capacities to participate in Indonesia's digital economy.
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February
Vol. 3 No. 1 (2025)Published in February 2025, Volume 3 Issue 1 of the Journal Mobile Technologies (JMS) features five research articles that explore diverse applications of mobile technology across education, public service, healthcare, and tourism sectors. The edition begins with two systematic review articles examining the educational potential of mobile platforms: the first analyzes how interactive mobile technologies enhance learning outcomes, while the second investigates augmented reality integration in mobile learning environments, tracing current developments and future possibilities. Shifting to practical implementation, the journal presents a case study on developing an Android-based online attendance system for individual service providers at the Jagakarsa Fire Department in South Jakarta, utilizing the AppSheet platform to modernize administrative processes in emergency services. The healthcare sector receives attention through an analytical study of interactive mobile applications, evaluating user experiences and effectiveness in medical service delivery. Concluding the volume, an article details the development of an Android-based Geographic Information System for the Maneungteung Tourism Area in Cirebon Regency, employing Location-Based Service methodology with Android Studio Version 2024.1.2 to improve tourist navigation and information access. These articles reflect the expanding reach of mobile technology solutions, demonstrating how Android-based systems and interactive platforms address specific operational challenges while improving service delivery across government agencies, healthcare facilities, and tourism destinations throughout Indonesia
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September
Vol. 2 No. 2 (2024)Published on September 2024, Volume 2 Issue 2 of the Journal Mobile Technologies (JMS) presents five scholarly articles that examine the evolving landscape of mobile technology applications across educational and commercial sectors in Indonesia. The edition opens with a practical study on developing an Android-based camera rental system for Kedai Kamera Depok, utilizing Android Studio Dolphin 2021.3.1 and the Rapid Application Development method to streamline equipment management processes. Three systematic review articles follow, exploring distinct dimensions of mobile technology impact: the first investigates how interactive mobile platforms enhance learning outcomes in educational settings, while the second examines current trends and future trajectories of augmented reality integration in mobile learning environments. The issue then shifts to economic perspectives, featuring research on how mobile applications drive growth among Indonesian MSMEs, demonstrating technology's role in empowering small and medium enterprises. Concluding the volume, an article analyzes the influence of mobile applications on online shopping behaviors within the Indonesian market, revealing changing consumer patterns in the digital economy. These articles collectively demonstrate the multifaceted applications of mobile technology, from hands-on system development to theoretical frameworks that shape our understanding of technology's transformative effects on education, business, and consumer behavior in Indonesia's rapidly digitalizing society.
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February
Vol. 2 No. 1 (2024)Published on February 10, 2024, the first issue of the Journal Mobile Technologies (JMS) for Volume 2, Number 1, showcases a diverse array of scholarly articles dedicated to the advancement of mobile technology applications in educational, industrial, and consumer contexts within Indonesia. This edition highlights innovative approaches to mobile system design and development, focusing on usability and practical implementation. One study details the creation of an Android-based industrial internship management system using the Waterfall development methodology with Dart and Flutter, tailored for a vocational school setting. Another article explores the design of a student attendance user interface utilizing Figma, emphasizing intuitive design for a senior high school environment. The issue also includes research on the development of an Android-based expert system for diagnosing cat skin diseases at a pet shop, employing the Certainty Factor method with Android Studio and MySQL for robust data management. Additionally, a paper discusses the design and development of a simple Android-based application for learning Korean letters and vocabulary, created for a specific group using the Rapid Application Development (RAD) method to ensure quick and effective deployment. Lastly, an article focuses on the development of a mobile-based library catalog web service, illustrating the potential of mobile platforms to enhance access to library resources. Together, these contributions highlight the versatility of mobile technologies in addressing specialized needs across various sectors, making this issue a significant reference for researchers and practitioners in mobile technology innovation.
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September
Vol. 1 No. 2 (2023)Published on September 10, 2023, the second issue of the Journal Mobile Technologies (JMS), Volume 1, Number 2, presents a comprehensive collection of scholarly articles focused on the innovative application of mobile technologies to address diverse societal and industrial challenges in Indonesia. This edition delves into the development, testing, and impact of mobile-based solutions, emphasizing their role in enhancing accessibility, sustainability, and cultural integration. One study evaluates practical experiences in the development and testing of interactive mobile technology elements, offering insights into the technical and user-centric aspects of mobile interface design. Another article explores the design of a mobile-based digital financial application aimed at improving financial access for Indonesian communities, highlighting the potential of mobile platforms to bridge economic gaps. The issue also includes research on mobile-based data mining and digital technology approaches to enhance sustainable tourist experiences, focusing on how technology can support eco-friendly and culturally enriching tourism. Additionally, a comparative study examines the effectiveness of interactive virtual reality simulations integrated with local wisdom for mobile-based problem-based learning, showcasing the intersection of technology and cultural education. Lastly, an analysis of mobile-based culinary menu applications is presented, demonstrating how such tools can improve customer experiences in the culinary industry by leveraging localized content. Collectively, these articles underscore the transformative power of mobile technologies in fostering inclusivity, sustainability, and enhanced user experiences, positioning this issue as a valuable resource for researchers and practitioners in the field of mobile technology innovation.
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February
Vol. 1 No. 1 (2023)Published on February 10, 2023, the inaugural issue of the Journal Mobile Technologies (JMS), Volume 1, Number 1, provides a scholarly examination of mobile technology applications designed to address various localized challenges in Indonesia. This edition emphasizes the integration of Location-Based Service (LBS) methodologies and Android-based platforms to create innovative solutions across multiple sectors. The articles collectively contribute to the field by focusing on usability, accessibility, and efficiency in mobile application development. One study explores an application aimed at assisting users in finding rental accommodations in a specific urban area of South Jakarta, utilizing LBS technology for enhanced real-time geographical search capabilities. Another research delves into an Android-based attendance tracking system that uses QR code technology for efficient employee management in a healthcare-related cooperative. Additionally, a tourism search application for a city in West Nusa Tenggara is presented, employing LBS strategies on an Android platform to promote local attractions. The issue also features a study on a health service center locator application for a city in West Java, leveraging LBS to improve access to healthcare information. Furthermore, the design of an online ticketing system for a bus service is analyzed, highlighting LBS integration on Android to streamline ticket purchasing. Lastly, the development of a reimbursement application for a corporate environment is discussed, utilizing REST API methods and the Flutter framework on Android to ensure a secure and user-friendly process. Together, these works highlight the transformative potential of mobile technologies in addressing localized needs, enhancing operational efficiencies, and fostering user engagement, positioning this issue as a critical resource for researchers and practitioners in mobile technology development.
