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ommunity Cloud: Infrastructure shared by several organizations for a shared cause and should be managed by them or a 3r ty service provider and infrequently offered cloud model. These clouds are normally supported an agreement betwee lated business organizations like banking or educational organizations. A cloud environment operating consistent with th: odel may exist locally or remotely. An example of a Community Cloud includes Facebook. Moreover, with the technologic: l[vancements, we can see derivative cloud deployment models emerging out of the various demands and the requirements « ers. A similar example being a virtual-private cloud wherein a public cloud is used in a private manner, connected to th ternal resources of the customer’s data-Centre . With the emergence of high-end network access technologies like 2G, 3C i-Fi, WI-Max etc. and feature phones, a new derivative of cloud computing has emerged. This is popularly referred < Aobile Cloud Computing (MCC). It can be defined as a composition of mobile technology and cloud computing infrastructur here data and the related processing will happen in the cloud only with an exception that they can be accessed through obile device and hence termed as mobile cloud computing. It’s becoming a trend now-a-days and many organizations at en to provide accessibility to their employees to access office network through a mobile device from anywhere.  Recent technical advancements including the emergence of HTMLS and various other browser development tools have only  increased the market for mobile cloud-computing. An increasing trend towards the feature-phone adoption [16] has also ramped up the MCC market.

Figure 1 ommunity Cloud: Infrastructure shared by several organizations for a shared cause and should be managed by them or a 3r ty service provider and infrequently offered cloud model. These clouds are normally supported an agreement betwee lated business organizations like banking or educational organizations. A cloud environment operating consistent with th: odel may exist locally or remotely. An example of a Community Cloud includes Facebook. Moreover, with the technologic: l[vancements, we can see derivative cloud deployment models emerging out of the various demands and the requirements « ers. A similar example being a virtual-private cloud wherein a public cloud is used in a private manner, connected to th ternal resources of the customer’s data-Centre . With the emergence of high-end network access technologies like 2G, 3C i-Fi, WI-Max etc. and feature phones, a new derivative of cloud computing has emerged. This is popularly referred < Aobile Cloud Computing (MCC). It can be defined as a composition of mobile technology and cloud computing infrastructur here data and the related processing will happen in the cloud only with an exception that they can be accessed through obile device and hence termed as mobile cloud computing. It’s becoming a trend now-a-days and many organizations at en to provide accessibility to their employees to access office network through a mobile device from anywhere. Recent technical advancements including the emergence of HTMLS and various other browser development tools have only increased the market for mobile cloud-computing. An increasing trend towards the feature-phone adoption [16] has also ramped up the MCC market.