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5G, fog computing and the majority of the latest technological trends have minimized latency as a top priority. These initiatives are focusing on physical layer methods to decrease latency, thus keeping the changes transparent to users. Physical layer changes are expensive and in many cases incompatible with the original solution which results in lower adoption rate and higher capital investment. In this paper, we propose a transport/application layer method to decrease latency in mobile cloud environments.