【医药计算机】【资讯翻译】两款提供整形外科与肌肉骨骼新闻信息的APP产品：AAOS Now 和Ortho Supersite
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http://www.imedicalapps.com/2012/03/aaos-ortho-supersite-2-apps-provide-orthopedic-musculoskeletal-news-information/
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Many apps are small versions of their respective web site. Others carry out one distinct function that works well in the portable world. Still others augment the main web site’s functionality.
AAOS NOW and OrthoSupersite, known as reliable sources of orthopedic print and web information, have ventured out with their own respective apps.
Do their mobile apps provide any surprises?
AAOS NOW mirrors the print publication that most orthopedic surgeons receive monthly in the mail. It is broken down into 4 menu headings: news, podcasts, videos, and “contact.”
The app is a quick and easy way to access up to date news put out by the thought leaders of the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons (AAOS) and the current national/ political news that may affect the field. It is easy to use and understand, unencumbered by ads and is streamlined. It’s nice to be able to access some of the podcasts and videos related to stories you may have read in the newsletter.
It does not seem that all of the stories from the paper version are included in the app, although I am unable to say this with absolute certainty.
AAOS Now has a classy appearance that is very much in keeping with the print edition. No new gadgets or tricks. The app simply gives you an abbreviated mobile version of the AAOS Now publication, with added access to podcasts and video. Podcast worked well in any location. Videos were restricted to areas with WiFi access only. Overall, the app delivers without any surprises.
The Ortho Supersite App delivers news in 3 basic formats: “Breaking News,” “Multimedia,” and “Blogs.” The app is appropriately broken down into those categories with menu items at the top as opposed to the bottom of the page like AAOS Now. Whereas AAOS Now content seems focused on themes that are impacting orthopedic practice, Supersite “Breaking News” gives encapsulations of the latest orthopedic conference presentations and literature.
The Multimedia section is populated with videos. They appear to be from a select group of author presentations. The library of content is, at the moment, relatively sparse: 3 videos that I could see. But I imagine that since the app is new, this will grow with time.
The Blog section contains 3 blogs from columnists in the Orthopedics Today Newsletter. These are often continuations of the paper–based column. Again no surprises.
认领翻译的战友请跟帖注明“认领本文翻译，48小时内未完成，请其他战友认领！”另外，如使用翻译软件翻译，被发现者扣分1-2分翻译时参照版规 http://news.dxy.cn/bbs/topic/8600034 ”
Many apps are small versions of their respective web site. Others carry out one distinct function that works well in the portable world. Still others augment the main web site’s functionality.
AAOS NOW and OrthoSupersite, known as reliable sources of orthopedic print and web information, have ventured out with their own respective apps.
Do their mobile apps provide any surprises?
AAOS NOW mirrors the print publication that most orthopedic surgeons receive monthly in the mail. It is broken down into 4 menu headings: news, podcasts, videos, and “contact.”
The app is a quick and easy way to access up to date news put out by the thought leaders of the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons (AAOS) and the current national/ political news that may affect the field. It is easy to use and understand, unencumbered by ads and is streamlined. It’s nice to be able to access some of the podcasts and videos related to stories you may have read in the newsletter.
It does not seem that all of the stories from the paper version are included in the app, although I am unable to say this with absolute certainty.
AAOS Now has a classy appearance that is very much in keeping with the print edition. No new gadgets or tricks. The app simply gives you an abbreviated mobile version of the AAOS Now publication, with added access to podcasts and video. Podcast worked well in any location. Videos were restricted to areas with WiFi access only. Overall, the app delivers without any surprises.
The Ortho Supersite App delivers news in 3 basic formats: “Breaking News,” “Multimedia,” and “Blogs.” The app is appropriately broken down into those categories with menu items at the top as opposed to the bottom of the page like AAOS Now. Whereas AAOS Now content seems focused on themes that are impacting orthopedic practice, Supersite “Breaking News” gives encapsulations of the latest orthopedic conference presentations and literature.
The Multimedia section is populated with videos. They appear to be from a select group of author presentations. The library of content is, at the moment, relatively sparse: 3 videos that I could see. But I imagine that since the app is new, this will grow with time.
The Blog section contains 3 blogs from columnists in the Orthopedics Today Newsletter. These are often continuations of the paper–based column. Again no surprises.
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