Transcript Mobile App’s , Cloud Storage & Mobile Cloud Computing By :- Nitin Pandey Dept.

Mobile App’s , Cloud Storage
&
Mobile Cloud Computing
By :- Nitin Pandey
Dept. – Information & Technology
Contents
Cam Scanner
Cam Card
Other App’s
Cloud Computing
Google Drive
Cloud Storage Available
Cam Scanner
CamScanner is a nifty app that allows your phone to act as a
scanner. You can scan virtually any kind of document into
it and then make a myriad of changes to it.
You can add watermarks, fill out forms, and even fax the
document (for a nominal fee).
This is a great tool to have laying around. It’s not an every
day app but when you need this app, it’ll be there to help
out.
It even comes with built in optimizations to make your
documents legible and sharp when scanned in
Features of Cam Scanner
 Scan any Documents
 Manage your Documents
 Share Documents with Collaborators
 Sync Documents in Real-time
1. Scan any Documents
 With CamScanner, any documents you see in real world can
be digitized and saved right away with your mobile phone.
Just take a photo, and CamScanner take care of the rest.
- Scan any kind of document in seconds, texts or graphics.
- Scan multi-page documents
- Batch scan documents
- Auto-crop scanned photos
- Smart-enhance the scan results
- Several Enhance Modes available
- Save scan results to system album
- Create PDF files for scans
- Customize PDF page size: 10 page size options (Letter, A4,
B5 and etc.)
2. Manage your Documents
Access, edit and manage documents anytime and anywhere as you
need. Want to quickly find some docs? CamScanner enables quick
search in seconds.
- Add notes to any documents
- Add tag to any document for easy search
- Multiple viewing modes: list view & thumbnail view
- Copy and move documents to other locations
- Easily search for any document by OCR tech
- Merge documents content
- Set passwords for important documents
- Backup and restore documents to/from SD card
3. Share Documents with Collaborators
 Easily share document scans in PDF or JPG to collaborators via email.
Or you can save them in the cloud, fax and print out those documents.
- Fax scans via network
- Send PDF files via email
- Print files wirelessly with Google Cloud Print
- Upload files to cloud storages
4. Sync Documents in
Real-time
Conveniently browse through and view all your content on
any device. Edits made on one device, it simultaneously
syncs to all your others.
- Sign up and get 200M free space to save documents
- View, edit and manage documents on any of your devices
- Get the most updated contents on all your devices
- Fax balance can be used across multiple devices
- Free upgrade to Full version for educational users
CamCard
 CamCard is the easiest &
fastest way to enter, manage,
store and share your business
cards. Whether you are a
salesman, small business
owner, or marketing person,
it helps you maintain your
business network and grow
from there.
Features
a. Scan & read card information with
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phone camera
Sync card data across
smartphones, tablets and the web
app
Complete Profile to create e-card
Share your card via QR code
Complete Profile to create e-card
CamCard Features:
Cut Card Clutter
Use CamCard to quickly & accurately read business cards and save to your phone. No more need
for keeping all the paper business cards.
Exchange E-Cards
When running out of paper cards, you can quickly exchange e-cards with contacts on spot via QR
Code.
Business Contacts Only
Save all your business contacts here in CamCard and make a standalone Contacts from your
personal one. Make calls, send messages and locate company address on map.
Personal Profile
Complete your profile with more personal or company info to create an e-card. When partners
scan your card, they’ll see all the content you added.
Organize Contacts on the Go
With CamCard, you can easily search, sort and group your cards across your smartphone, tablet
and computer (via CamCard website)
Access from Anywhere
CamCard syncs your card data across Smartphone's, tablets and the web app
Recognize 16 languages
(You can change recognition languages in the settings): English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional
Chinese, Korean, Japanese, French, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Italian, Dutch, Swedish,
Finnish, Danish, Norwegian and Hungarian
Other useful app’s
 Manage archives: The powerful AndroZip File Manager works with archives, including
7ZIPhone, BZIP2, GZIPhone, RAR, TAR, and ZIPhone files. You can use it to create GZIP,
TAR, or ZIPhone archives, too
 Use gestures to find files: Gesture Searchlets you quickly locate a contact, a bookmark, an
app, or a music track by drawing letters and digits on your phone's touchscreen.
 Take a measurement: The Smart Measureapp, which uses your phone's camera, measures the
height of objects and estimates the distance between your phone and the object.
 Google Keep
 CamScanner - Phone PDF Creator
 Google Drive
 Quickoffice
 Kingsoft Office + PDF – FREE
 Google Hangouts
 Google Play Newsstand
 Clean Master (Cleaner) – FREE
 Dropbox
 Evernote
 Android Device Manager
 SAP –AG
Top 10 Performance-Draining Apps
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Facebook
Path
9GAG Funny Pics & Videos
Instagram
Spotify Music
BBM (BlackBerry)
QQ (Tencent Technology)
textPlus Free Text & Calls
Wattpad Free Books & Stories
iFunny : )
Top 10 Battery Drainers -- Run at Start Up
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AllShareCast Dongle S/W Update (Samsung)
ChatON Voice & Video Chat (Samsung)
Beaming Service for Beep'n'Go (Moheam)
magicApp: Free Calls (magiclack VocalTec)
Samsung WatchON Tablets
Facebook
Path
PPS for Mobile
Vault-Hide SMS Pics & Videos
Al-Moazin Lite Prayer Times
Top 10 Storage Eaters
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NY Times -- Breaking News
Tango Messenger Video & Calls
Spotify Music
Facebook
Chrome Browser
9GAG Funny pics & videos
Instagram
LINE camera -- Selfie & Collage
Vine
Talking Angela
Top 10 Battery-Draining Game Apps
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Puzzle & Dragons (GungHo Online Entertainment)
Hay Day (Supercell)
Candy Crush Saga (King)
Minecraft -- Pocket Edition (Mojang)
Cookie Jam (SGN)
Pet Rescue Saga (King)
Clash of Clans (Supercell)
Bubble Witch 2 Saga (King)
Farm Heroes Saga (King)
Angry Birds (Rovio Mobile)
What is Mobile Cloud Computing?
Mobile cloud computing (MCC) at its simplest, refers to an
infrastructure where both the data storage and data
processing happen outside of the mobile device.
Mobile cloud applications move the computing power and
data storage away from the mobile devices and into
powerful and centralized computing platforms located in
clouds, which are then accessed over the wireless
connection based on a thin native client.
Why Mobile Cloud Computing?
 Mobile devices face many resource challenges (battery
life, storage, bandwidth etc.)
 Cloud computing offers advantages to users by
allowing them to use infrastructure, platforms and
software by cloud providers at low cost and
elastically in an on-demand fashion.
 Mobile cloud computing provides mobile users with
data storage and processing services in clouds,
obviating the need to have a powerful device
configuration (e.g. CPU speed, memory capacity etc),
as all resource-intensive computing can be performed
in the cloud.
MCC Popularity
 According to a recent study by ABI Research, more
than 240 million business will use cloud services
through mobile devices by 2015.
 That traction will push the revenue of mobile cloud
computing to $5.2 billion.
 Mobile cloud computing is a highly promising trend
for the future of mobile computing.
MCC Architecture
MCC Architecture
 Mobile devices are connected to the mobile networks via
base stations that establish and control the connections
and functional interfaces between the networks and
mobile devices.
 Mobile users’ requests and information are transmitted to
the central processors that are connected to servers
providing mobile network services.
 The subscribers’ requests are delivered to a cloud through
the Internet.
 In the cloud, cloud controllers process the requests to
provide mobile users with the corresponding cloud
services.
Advantages of MCC
 Extending battery lifetime:
 Computation offloading migrates large computations
and complex processing from resource-limited devices
(i.e., mobile devices) to resourceful machines (i.e.,
servers in clouds).
 Remote application execution can save energy
significantly.
 Many mobile applications take advantages from task
migration and remote processing.
Advantages of MCC
 Improving data storage capacity and processing power:
 MCC enables mobile users to store/access large data on
the cloud.
 MCC helps reduce the running cost for computation
intensive applications.
 Mobile applications are not constrained by storage
capacity on the devices because their data now is stored
on the cloud.
Advantages of MCC
 Improving reliability and availability:
 Keeping data and application in the clouds reduces the
chance of lost on the mobile devices.
 MCC can be designed as a comprehensive data security
model for both service providers and users:
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Protect copyrighted digital contents in clouds.
Provide security services such as virus scanning, malicious
code detection, authentication for mobile users.
 With data and services in the clouds, then are
always(almost) available even when the users are
moving.
Advantages of MCC
 Dynamic provisioning:
 Dynamic on-demand provisioning of resources on a
fine-grained, self-service basis
 No need for advanced reservation
 Scalability:
 Mobile applications can be performed and scaled to
meet the unpredictable user demands
 Service providers can easily add and expand a service
Advantages of MCC
 Multi-tenancy:
 Service providers can share the resources and costs to
support a variety of applications and large no. of users.
 Ease of Integration:
 Multiple services from different providers can be
integrated easily through the cloud and the Internet to
meet the users’ demands.
MCC
Applications
 Mobile Commerce:
 M-commerce allows business models for commerce using
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Examples: Mobile financial, mobile advertising, mobile
shopping…
M-commerce applications face various challenges (low
bandwidth, high complexity of devices, security, …)
Integrated with cloud can help address these issues
Example: Combining 3G and cloud to increase data
processing speed and security level.
MCC Applications
 Mobile Learning:
 M-learning combines e-learning and mobility
 Traditional m-learning has limitations on high cost of
devices/network, low transmission rate, limited
educational resources
 Cloud-based m-learning can solve these limitations
 Enhanced communication quality between students and
teachers
 Help learners access remote learning resources
 A natural environment for collaborative learning
MCC
Applications
 Mobile Healthcare:
 M-healthcare is to minimize the limitations of
traditional medical treatment (eg. Small storage,
security/privacy, medical errors, …)
 M-healthcare provides mobile users with convenient
access to resources(eg. medical records)
 M-healthcare offers hospitals and healthcare
organizations a variety of on-demand services on clouds
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Comprehensive health monitoring services
Intelligent emergency management system
Health-aware mobile devices (detect pulse-rate, blood
pressure, level of alcohol etc)
Pervasive access to healthcare information
Pervasive lifestyle incentive management (to manage
healthcare expenses)
MCC Applications
 Mobile Gaming:
 M-game is a high potential market generating revenues
for service providers.
 Can completely offload game engine requiring large
computing resource (e.g., graphic rendering) to the
server in the cloud.
 Offloading can also save energy and increase game
playing time (eg. MAUI allows fine-grained energyaware offloading of mobile codes to a cloud)
 Rendering adaptation technique can dynamically adjust
the game rendering parameters based on
communication constraints and gamers’ demands
MCC Applications
 Assistive technologies:
 Pedestrian crossing guide for blind and visually-impaired
 Mobile currency reader for blind and visually impaired
 Lecture transcription for hearing impaired students
 Other applications:
 Sharing photos/videos
 Keyword-based, voice-based, tag-based searching
 Monitoring a house, smart home systems
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Google Drive
Google Drive is a file storage and synchronization
service provided by Google, released on April 24, 2012, which
enables user cloud storage, file sharing and collaborative editing.
Rumors about Google Drive began circulating as early as March
2006. Files shared publicly on Google Drive can be searched
with web search engines. As of October 2014, Google Drive had
240 million monthly active users.
Google Drive is the home of Google Docs, Sheets and Slides,
an office suite of productivity applications, that offer collaborative
editing on documents, spreadsheets, presentations, drawings,
forms, and more.
Features
A) Your stuff, your way
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15GB free
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Keep any file
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Share how you want
4. Safe & Secure
B) Work smarter with apps
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Docs, Sheets. Slide
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Google Forms
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Google Drawing
4. Other Apps
C) Take Drive even further
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Scan documents
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Work offline
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See old versions
D) Built to work with Google
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Save Gmail attachments
2.
Powerful Search
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Google+ Photos
4. Chromebook
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15GB free
Your storage works with Drive, Gmail and Google+ Photos,
so you can keep files, save email attachments and back-up
photos directly to Drive. You can also purchase a storage
plan for even more space.
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Keep any file
Photos, videos, presentations, PDFs – even Microsoft Office
files. No matter what type of file it is, everything can be
stored safely in Drive
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Share how you want
Files in Drive are for your eyes only, until you decide to
share them. You can quickly invite others to view,
comment, and edit any file or folder you choose.
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Safe & Secure
Every file in Drive stays safe no matter what happens to
your smartphone, tablet or computer. Drive is encrypted
using SSL, the same security protocol used on Gmail and
other Google services.
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Save Gmail attachments
Hover over an attachment in Gmail and look for the
Drive logo. Here, you can save any attachment to your
Drive to organize and share them in a single, safe place
Powerful Search
Drive can recognize objects in your images and text in
scanned documents. So you can search a word like
“Eiffel Tower” and get text documents with that word,
as well as images of the actual Eiffel Tower.
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Google+ Photos
Store your photos in Drive and see them come to life
with Google+ Photos. Get that expertly edited look
without the effort, plus animations, movies, and more..
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Chromebook
Google Drive is built-in to Chromebooks, so your files
and photos are automatically backed up. You'll get
100GB of free storage for two years with most
new Chromebooks.
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Docs, Sheets. Slide
Create and collaborate with others. Share documents,
build out spreadsheets and make a presentation on the
fly with our Docs, Sheets and Slides apps.
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Google Forms
Google Forms lets you run a survey or quickly create a
team roster with a simple online form. Then check out
the results, neatly organized in a spreadsheet.
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Google Drawing
Lay out diagrams, create flow charts, and then easily add
them to other documents or embed them on a website
with Google Drawings.
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More Apps
Edit your profile photo, do some landscaping, create a
mind map and more. Over 100 Drive apps can help you
do more with your stuff. Try them by installing one from
the Drive collection in the Chrome Web Store.
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Scan documents
Scan all your paper documents with Drive for Android.
Just snap a photo of documents like receipts, letters and
statements – and Drive will store them instantly as PDFs.
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Work offline
Make files available offline so you can view them when
your phone or tablet loses service, like on a plane or in a
building with a bad connection.
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See old versions
You can look back as far as 30 days on most file types,
making it easy to see who has made changes and go back
to previous versions.
Google drive
OneDrive, Dropbox, Google Drive,
and Box: Which cloud storage
service is right for you?
OneDrive (formerly SkyDrive)
 Where it excels
OneDrive works seamlessly with Windows devices because
it's baked into the Windows operating systems running on
PCs, tablets, and Windows Phone. It's easy to open and
edit files from OneDrive in Microsoft's other applications,
such as Word or the Photos app. Since OneDrive is closely
tied with Office, it's a good choice for anyone who uses
Office frequently.
 Where it falls flat
If you don't have all Windows devices, OneDrive doesn't
have as much appeal. There are apps for other devices, but
it's clear that OneDrive is really meant for the Windows
set.
Dropbox
 Where it falls flat
In my experience, Dropbox's Web site design is one of
the weakest of the cloud storage services. It's simple
and clean, but you can't control the way your files are
displayed. However, you do get many more sharing
options on the Dropbox Web site, which almost makes
up for the bare bones design.
Google Drive
 Where it excels
Google Drive requires very little setup if you already have a
Google account. What's more, if you use Gmail, it's easy to save
attachments from your e-mail directly to Drive with just a few
clicks.
 Where it falls flat
While you can organize your files and photos in Google Drive,
there's no way to automatically upload photos from your phone
directly to the service. Instead, Google has an Auto Backup
feature in the Google+ mobile apps, which sends your photos to
your Google+ profile. I'd like for Google to create a central space
where I can store and upload all of my files that combines the
best of Google+'s photo editing features and Google Drive's
document editing tools.
Box
 Where it falls flat
While anyone can sign up for a free individual account
on Box, the service's endless list of sharing and privacy
features can be lost on someone who's just using the
service for personal storage. Because of all those
features, it can feel overwhelming to navigate the Box
Web site if you're only trying to manage a few files and
folders.
Best for: Teams of employees working together on
projects, and large companies that need a place to
securely share documents with everyone.
Copy
 Where it excels
Copy is a simple, fast, and solid cloud storage option. You
get 15GB for free, and the paid plans are inexpensive.
 Where it falls flat
There's hardly anything negative I can say about Copy, but I
will say that, like Dropbox, Copy's website is its weakest
point. It's just not as easy to navigate as the desktop and
mobile apps.
 Best for: Anyone would wants an impressive alternative to
the more mainstream cloud storage options.
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