Publication Paper
Publication Paper
3. PROPOSED SYSTEM
The proposed system is the Offline Mobile
Finder application, designed for Android
MODULEs USED
devices, that helps users locate their
misplaced phones even when they are in The following are the main methods used to
silent mode. The application offers various implement the project:
features that can be accessed through text 1. SQLITE DATABASE: SQLite is an open-source
messages sent from another device. Users can SQL database that stores data to a text file on a
set a passkey and send it via text message to device. Android comes in with built-in SQLite
change the phone's mode from silent to ring database implementation. 26 SQLite supports all
or vibrate, making it easier to locate the the relational database features. In order to access
device. Additionally, users can use commands this database, you don't need to establish any kind
such as "SOUND" to make the phone ring of connections for it like JDBC, ODBC, etc.…
even in silent mode, "STOP" to stop the 2. Database – Package: The main package is
ringing, "TORCH ON" to activate the phone's android.database.sqlite that contains the classes to
flashlight remotely, and "LOCATION" to manage your own database Database - Creation In
receive the latitude and longitude coordinates order to create a database, you just need to call
of the misplaced device. Notably, all these this method openOrCreateDatabase with your
features work without requiring an internet database name and mode as a parameter. It returns
connection. The Mobile Finder application an instance of SQLite database which you have to
provides a customizable and convenient receive in your own object.
solution for locating misplaced Android
devices. 3. Database – Insertion: We can create a table or
insert data into a table using exec SQL method
defined in SQLiteDatabase class.
4. SYSTEM ANALYSIS 4. Database – Fetching: We can retrieve anything
Architecture Design After analyzing the from the database using an object of the Cursor
requirements of the task to be performed, the class. We will call a method of this class called
next step is to analyze the problem and raw Query and it will return a result set with the
understand its context. The first activity in the cursor pointing to the table. We can move the
phase is studying the existing system and the cursor forward and retrieve the data.
other is to understand the requirements and 5. Database - Helper class: For managing all the
domain of the new system. Both the activities operations related to the database, a helper class
are equally important, but the first activity has been given and is called SQLiteOpenHelper.
serves as a basis of giving the functional It automatically manages the creation and
updating the database.
5. RESULTS has been designed and developed to provide an
effective and easy-to-use solution for locating
misplaced phones, and it has the potential to be a
valuable tool for smartphone users. The use of
low-power modes or background processes to
enable the app to run even if the device is locked,
would further enhance the app's functionality and
user experience. Overall, the Offline Mobile
Finder application is a promising solution for
users who frequently misplace their phones and
offers a convenient and reliable way to locate lost
devices.
7. FUTURE SCOPE
The future scope of this application is significant,
as it addresses a common problem that many
Fig 5.1 : Sending key for SOUND smartphone users face. With the increasing
reliance on smartphones for communication,
work, and entertainment, the demand for
applications that help locate misplaced phones is
likely to grow. Additionally, there is a growing
trend towards offline applications that do not
require internet connectivity, which makes the
application even more appealing. One potential
future enhancement for the Offline Mobile Finder
application is to add a feature that allows the app
to run even if the device is turned off. This could
be achieved through the use of low-power modes
or background processes that can be activated
when the device is turned back on. This feature
would be particularly useful in situations where
Fig 5.2: Sending key for TORCH the phone's battery has died or the device has
been intentionally turned off. Another potential
future enhancement for the Offline Mobile Finder
application is to integrate with other smart home
or wearable devices. For example, the app could
be integrated with smartwatches or voice
assistants to provide a more seamless and intuitive
user experience. Additionally, the app could be
integrated with smart home devices such as lights
or speakers to help users locate their phone more
easily in their home environment.
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