Mobile Applications as Cloud Computing: Implementation and Challenge
Keywords:
MCC, mobile applications, challenges, security.Abstract
Currently, mobile application and computing is
gaining a high momentum and playing a significant role in
enhancing the internet computing infrastructure. In addition,
the mobile devices and their applications have high technique in
the service ever had, and developed rapidly. Mobile cloud
computing is expected to generate significantly more innovative
with multi applications. Mobile computing involves mobile
communication, mobile hardware and mobile software, and
currently there are many mobile cloud applications such as web
browsing, email access, video playback, Cisco’s web EX on the
iPad, document editing, image editing, Google’s Map, Gmail for
iPhone, etc. These applications are using the software as a
service model. In this article, a case of the art mobile cloud
computing and its implementation ways are presented. Some of
the challenging issues as well as future research directions will
also be discussed.
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