Remote Access using Remote Frame Buffer Protocol based on Virtual Network Computing Architecture in Mobile Cloud

Mobile Cloud Computing is the emerging area with the usage of Cloud Computing in mixture with mobile devices. The principle of mobile cloud computing physically splits the user interface from the application logic. Although they suffer from intrinsic resource limitations, mobile devices have become very prevalent. Mobile cloud computing provides a elucidation to come across the intensifying functionality demands of end-users, as all application logic is proficient on reserved servers and only user interface functionalities reside on the mobile device. The mobile device turns as a remote display, taking user input and translation the display updates acknowledged from the reserved server. The key challenge for mobile cloud computing is the boundaries inherent to the mobile devices like processing power, memory, network bandwidth and storage capacity as compared to a fixed device like PC, and short battery lifetime and interaction latency present additional major challenges for the remote display on mobile devices of cloud applications. In this paper a number of adequate solutions that have been suggested to tackle the main issues accompanying with the remote display on mobile devices of cloud facilities.