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Privacy is one of the most important and difficult research issues in ubiquitous computing. It is qualitative rather than quantitative. Privacy preserving mainly relies on policy based rules of the system, and users cannot adjust their privacy disclosure rules dynamically based on their wishes. To make users understand and control their privacy measurement, we present a scheme to quantize the p...

This paper presents a new paradigm for network computing over the Internet called universal personal computing, where mobile users can access computing resources, network services, and personalized computing environments anywhere using any available terminals. The user and system requirements are defined, and an agent-based protocol architectural required to manage different mobile objects, i.e...

The emergence of pervasive computing systems such as Internet Suspend/ Resume has facilitated ubiquitous access to a user’s personalized computing environment by layering virtual machine technology on top of distributed storage. This usage model poses several new challenges, such as establishing trust in unmanaged hardware that a user may access, and efficiently migrating virtual machine (VM) s...

This paper chronicles my recent work in polynomial computation. Rather than focusing on a single coherent theme, my narrative includes the diverse nitty-gritty details I had to take care of and the choices that I made—and in some cases, rethought multiple times—while pursuing my dual goals of solving particular problems and finding the best framework for solving similar problems in the future. ...

This article explores the nature of cloud computing in the context of processing sensitive personal data as part of a personal narrative. In so doing, it identifies general security concerns about cloud computing and presents examples of cloud technologies used to process such data. The use of personal narratives in electronic patient records and in voice output communication aids is compared a...

This paper presents and discusses the major trends in two important areas: distributed mobile computing and personal telecommunications. The evolution in these two areas indicates a major paradigm shift towards a merging of computer and telecommunications technologies into a world of mobile, interactive computing and communications. The resulting applications comprise the handling, exchange, re...