Improving Mobile App Efficiency in Bandwidth-constrained Areas of Developing Regions
The necessity of optimizing mobile applications in low-bandwidth settings is emphasized in this abstract. Customers often have trouble accessing applications in these areas since mobile networks frequently fail to provide sufficient connectivity. The quantity of data required for an app can be decreased by developers with the aid of data compression, caching, and effective data transport protocols. Additionally, introducing offline functionality enables customers to continue using essential features even in the event that internet connectivity is lost. Apart from enhancing the user experience, these solutions also increase the accessibility of mobile applications in places where connectivity is expensive or unreliable. The abstract also looks at how mobile application optimization affects developing nations’ socioeconomic systems. By requiring less data and operating more efficiently on low-bandwidth networks, mobile applications can reach a wider audience. This accentuates the necessity of improving mobile applications in bandwidthconstrained places. Customers often have trouble accessing applications in these areas since mobile networks frequently fail to provide sufficient connectivity. The quantity of data required for an app can be decreased by developers with the aid of data compression, caching, and effective data transport protocols. Additionally, introducing offline functionality enables customers to continue using essential features even in the event that internet connectivity is lost. Apart from enhancing the user experience, these solutions also increase the accessibility of mobile applications in places where connectivity is expensive or unreliable. The abstract also looks at how mobile application optimization affects developing nations’ socioeconomic systems.
Authors
- D Baskar
- B. Srinivas
- D Vengaimarbhan
- D Maalini
- T Anuprathibha
- V Sankari
Institutions
- Ramakrishna Mission Vidyamandira (IN)
Publication Details
- Published
- 2025-06-20
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.1109/conit65521.2025.11167447
- Primary Topic
- ICT Impact and Policies
- Type
- article
- Field-Weighted Citation Impact
- 0.00