Mobile applications (apps) often delegate their own functions to other parties, which makes
them become a super ecosystem hosting these parties. Therefore, such mobile apps are …

Abstarct Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) is no longer a futuristic technology and has
become a day-to-day reality with the increasing ease of availing modern internet services …

Android is the most widely deployed end-user focused operating system. With its growing
set of use cases encompassing communication, navigation, media consumption …

App-in-app is a new and trending mobile computing paradigm in which native app-like
software modules, called sub-apps, are hosted by popular mobile apps such as Wechat …

Improvement in the security and availability is important for the success of the Internet of
Things (IoT). Given that recent IoT devices are likely to have multiple functionalities and …

WebView objects allow Android apps to render web content in the app context. More
specifically, in Android hybrid apps (ie, those having both Android code and web code) the …

Android deep link is a URL that takes users to a specific page of a mobile app, enabling
seamless user experience from a webpage to an app. Android app link, a new type of deep …

Mobile operating systems provide developers with various mobile-to-Web bridges to display
Web pages inside native applications. A recently introduced component called Custom Tab …

With the development of 5G and the Internet of things (IoT), the multi-domain access of
massive devices brings serious data security and privacy issues. At the same time, most …

Recently more and more Android apps integrate the embedded browser, known as
“WebView”, to render web pages and run JavaScript code without leaving these apps …