Design and Implementation of Imaging Protocol for Mobile Phones

Abstract

This paper describes the design and implementation of an imaging protocol for mobile phones. This protocol enables a user to transfer content from a mobile phone to various display devices (e.g. projector) and control content presentation (e.g. display, forward , backward, etc.) by the same mobile phone, via various network interfaces (e.g. WLAN, Bluetooth, USB and IrDA). Using the proposed protocol, a mobile phone user can realize a content presentation equivalent to that possible with a PC. To ensure interoperability with existing display devices, we set a gateway between the mobile phone and the display devices. The gateway outputs the commands accepted by the device selected to allow the mobile phone user to control the device transparently.

Peer to Peer Communication between Android Device and PC and Video Surveillance using Android Device

“…There are many uses of P2P applications in mobile devices. These applications include video streaming ,IM, VoIP, file and contents sharing, social networks [8]. Describes a proposed Android-based middle ware acts as the interface point between mobile nodes and higher application layers for mobile ubiquitous computing.…”