Analyzing the Current Architecture of Mobile Social Networks

Abstract

Mobile social networks possess vastly more specific architectures than conventional networks due to the particular hardware on which they run and the precise demands mobile customers place on them. As such, it is vital to undertake the evaluation of those architectures to understand how quality to fulfill user necessities. This abstract will talk about the levels of analyzing modern-day mobile social community architectures, with emphasis on determining which platform will best take care of users' energetic cellular life and heavy facts needs. Analyzing cellular social networks consists of several tiers. First, the application's architecture and center functionality need to be analyzed to determine what requirements and restrictions the utility imposes on the cell device. Moreover, user and privacy concerns should be taken into account. Subsequently, overall hardware performance and memory utilization must be evaluated. It could decide whether the platform provides value-powerful scalability for the software. Finally, the cell network infrastructure must be considered. This step is, in particular, critical, as unexpected network delays can negatively affect user enjoyment.