Research Review: Mobile Cloud Computing, Trends, and Perspectives

This document is a review of the research paper "Research on Mobile Cloud Computing: Review, Trend and Perspectives" by Han Qi and Abdullah Gani. The paper explores the fundamentals of cloud computing and its applications, focusing on the mobile cloud computing paradigm. It examines the three layers of cloud computing (infrastructure, platform, and application) and the factors influencing mobile cloud computing, including hardware, software, and communication. The review highlights the research methods employed, including qualitative and quantitative approaches, and secondary data analysis. It discusses the challenges and issues identified by the authors, such as the need for secure services and the impact on communication quality. The review also covers the results, including the potential for improved efficiency and the key challenges of MCC related to phones and networks, as well as the conclusion that MCC is a valuable technology for data storage and the analysis of cloud-based services. The document is useful for students studying software engineering and cloud computing, providing a concise overview of the paper's content and findings. The report summarizes the research paper's background, methods, findings, and conclusions, making it a valuable resource for students and researchers interested in the field of mobile cloud computing.

Software engineering
methodology
Research on Mobile Cloud
Computing: Review,
Trend and Perspectives

Introduction
O The title of this paper is Research on
Mobile Cloud Computing: Review, Trend
and Perspectives which was written by
Han Qi and Abdullah Gani [1].
O This presentation focus on cloud
computing and software engineering
methodology
O The aim of this paper is to review the
trends and perspectives of mobile cloud
computing

Intention and content of
article
O According to the researchers, cloud technology is
defined as a service which is suggested by an internet
based clusters.
O There are various application of this technology such as
Maps, Gmail, voice search and many more.
O The authors identified that phone computing is based
on three factors such as hardware, software and
communication.
O There are major three kinds of layers used in the field of
cloud computing
O infrastructure layer
O platform layer
O application layer [2].

Research methods
O There are following research method
used by the authors:
O Qualitative and quantitative research
design
O Research strategy
O Secondary data collection method
O Content analysis technique

Issues highlighted by the
authors
O Cloud computing needs an increased
process for delivering secure and more
effective services to consumers
O The mobile cloud computing can affect
the overall quality of communication
O It also divides application services into
numbers of parts which can impact on
the performance of the
communication system [3].

Results and discussion
O It has found that clone cloud has the ability
to improve the efficiency of computer
devices.
O The authors evaluated that the key problem
of MCC comes from the characters of phones
and networks.
O The MCC improved the efficiency of
communication systems.
O Rapid enhancement of screen techniques
leads to a more complicated application
deployed in mobile cloud computing [4].

Conclusion
O In which the authors critically reviewed the
problems and limitation of MCC technology.
O It is found that the mobile cloud computing
is the best technologies for storing data or
information.
O This paper also discussed cloud based
services and phone computing along with
their limitations
O Moreover, the authors analysed the idea of
phone computing and cloud technology.

References
O H. Qi and, A., Gani, “Research on mobile cloud computing:
Review, trend and perspectives,” In 2012 Second International
Conference on Digital Information and Communication
Technology and it's Applications (DICTAP), vol. 12, no. 2, pp.
195-202, 2012.
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survey,” Future generation computer systems, vol. 29, no. 1,
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