Strengthening Mobile Cloud Facilities: Techniques and Prospective Perspectives

Despite their quick surge in popularity and technical developments, mobile devices' limited battery life and computing power provide a serious barrier to meeting the growing needs of mobile consumers. In order to bridge the gap between customer expectations and the capabilities of mobile phones and tablets, a combination of well-established processes and cutting-edge approaches is necessary. Lately, efforts in research have been directed on using augmentation methods to improve mobile device performance. In the field of mobile cloud computing, augmentation strategies seek to maximize energy economy and processing capability via task delegation to more powerful computing resources. However, when using augmentation techniques, the heterogeneous and interrupted nature of portable internet-based computing architectures creates complications pertaining to computational management, energy saving, and system dependability. We also provide a summary of open problems and directions that might be explored in this area in the future.