Amos-Effect software extracts and presents mobile phone connection stats obtained from O2 in the form of CVS files, with structured analysis and visual presentation.
I recently tested a software called Amos-Effect that is designed to parse and visualize mobile phone connection data from O2 in the form of downloadable CSV files. The project is geared towards calculating mobile phone charges on a global and monthly basis.
One of the main features of Amos-Effect is that it was able to determine average charges derived from the pre-calculated sums. In addition, the software offers a variety of visualization options for the calculated data, including both textual and graphical means.
I was impressed with the use of perl's libgd module to produce high-quality graphical representations of the mobile phone charge data. The user interface was intuitive and easy to navigate, and the software was able to process a large amount of data quickly and efficiently.
Overall, I would highly recommend Amos-Effect to anyone looking for a reliable and easy-to-use software for parsing and visualizing mobile phone connection data.
One of the main features of Amos-Effect is that it was able to determine average charges derived from the pre-calculated sums. In addition, the software offers a variety of visualization options for the calculated data, including both textual and graphical means.
I was impressed with the use of perl's libgd module to produce high-quality graphical representations of the mobile phone charge data. The user interface was intuitive and easy to navigate, and the software was able to process a large amount of data quickly and efficiently.
Overall, I would highly recommend Amos-Effect to anyone looking for a reliable and easy-to-use software for parsing and visualizing mobile phone connection data.
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