DISTINCT TECHNIQUE IN MOBILE PHONES FOR USER FRIENDLY

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Published: May 31, 2015
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J2ME, Mobile Technology, Memory Space, Time.

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P. G. V. SURESH KUMAR

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In many of the mobile applications, files are occupying more memory space. There are no in-built archives. Under this assumption, the goal is to develop a platform independent system that provides data compression utility in mobile phones and possibly by reducing the size of various kinds of files which help save memory space in the phone and enables a faster file transfer in turn saving time. In this abstract, I address the problem of memory space in mobile phones and also the need to develop a system that is based on the best software development practices of being distinct, effective and user friendly. It is an innovative idea in the field of mobile technology. The technology use to code should be J2ME as it is the first tool that combines the power of a large programming and the portability of a mobile phone.

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P. G. V. SURESH KUMAR, “DISTINCT TECHNIQUE IN MOBILE PHONES FOR USER FRIENDLY”, Int. J. Comput. Eng. Res. Trends, vol. 2, no. 5, pp. 387–391, May 2015.
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Vol. 2 No. 5 (2015): May (2015) Issue
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Lossless Compression Handbook by Khalid Sayood

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NetBeans: The Definitive Guide by Tim Boudreau

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