International Journal of Engineering Research in Computer Science and Engineering (IJERCSE)

Android-Based Mobile Devices communication Using Peer 2 Peer Network Channels

Author : Prajjwal Kumar ¹ Lakshmi Sahithi ² Manoj K V ³ Md Saif Hasmi ⁴ Kshitij Kumar ⁵ Dr.Anusha Preetham ⁶

Date of Publication :6th July 2022

Abstract: The interest grew between scholars and researchers for exploring some of the facts about how we can channelize the usage of P2P to a wide variety of modern day applications. The usages namely for P2P applications includes Instant Messaging, file Sharing, Voice over IP, Video streaming and social media. This paper tells about the methodologies on how P2P works in general for getting a complete Abstraction for below application protocols and even a summarized description on how P2Pised applications work. Moreover, this paper tells about peering and how sharing is done in P2P application for easing work of developers. Furthermore, the paper provides the limitations and different obstacles in adoption of P2P in the cellphoneâ€™s technological environment. Lastly, there is a conclusion on a bit of presentation of direction for future research so that appropriate middleware can be developed and decided for appropriate use-cases for implementation in Android OS.

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