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....in this area, proposed a conceptual framework and extracted some important general lessons learned about adapting data flows over difficult network conditions. Other interesting work around adaptive mobile applications includes McIlhagga s [8] design methodology for adaptive applications, Lara s [5] Puppeteer system, which proposed the component based adaptation on remotely using Microsoft PowerPoint and Internet Explorer 5, and Acharya s [1] language extension of Java that supports resource aware mobile programs. Since adaptation is based on information related to change, awareness of ....
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