Honors Program
Honors in Technology
Date of Award
11-2014
Thesis Professor(s)
David Tarnoff
Thesis Professor Department
Computer and Information Sciences
Abstract
Electronic gadgets such as touchpads and smartphones are becoming more popular in business and everyday life. The main advantage of mobile devices over personal computers is their portability. Cellular data plans allow Internet access without having permanent access point. There is a number of web-based applications available for gadgets. The primary goal of these apps is to provide their services through constant Internet access. However, it may affect the operation of both devices and applications. The objective of this thesis is to find a better way of client/server data synchronization in iOS development that can reduce the negative consequences of constant Internet access such as Internet traffic consumption, reduced battery life and cover area limitation of cellular services. As the result of the conducted research, the "FollowQTM" application was developed. Despite the fact, that the application is synchronized with web server, it does not require constant Internet access to operate.
Document Type
Honors Thesis - Open Access
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Recommended Citation
Tumanov, Dmitry, "Client/Server Data Synchronization in iOS Development" (2014). Undergraduate Honors Theses. Paper 245. https://dc.etsu.edu/honors/245
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