Abstract: A Multi-Stage Acceleration System improves performance, security, and reduces data transferred for mobile devices using wireless networks by transforming protocols and data into an encrypted form that consumes far less bandwidth, lowers latency, and improves throughput. The Multi-Stage Acceleration System includes multiple stages running on the mobile device and multiple stages running in the cloud that provide security and data reduction for all types of network traffic from and to the mobile client, including but not limited to TCP/IP, UDP, HTTP, SSL/TLS, IMAP, POP, SMTP etc.

Abstract: A mobile codec system for reducing network traffic and methods for making and using the same. The mobile codec system reduces duplicate byte patterns for mobile devices. The mobile codec system is very effective when there is repetition in the data sent by a destination server—which is typically is a website serving HTTP content. A mobile codec enables many individual devices to share one mobile codec service.

Abstract: A mobile codec system for reducing network traffic and methods for making and using the same. The mobile codec system reduces duplicate byte patterns for mobile devices. The mobile codec system is very effective when there is repetition in the data sent by a destination server—which is typically is a website serving HTTP content. A mobile codec enables many individual devices to share one mobile codec service.

Abstract: A Multi-Stage Acceleration System improves performance, security, and reduces data transferred for mobile devices using wireless networks by transforming protocols and data into an encrypted form that consumes far less bandwidth, lowers latency, and improves throughput. The Multi-Stage Acceleration System includes multiple stages running on the mobile device and multiple stages running in the cloud that provide security and data reduction for all types of network traffic from and to the mobile client, including but not limited to TCP/IP, UDP, HTTP, SSL/TLS, IMAP, POP, SMTP etc.

Abstract: An Extended Object Cache system for reducing network traffic and methods for making and using the same. The Extended Object Cache system allows caching of HTTP responses where the response headers do not include Etag headers to indicate whether contents of the response have changed, but the contents have not changed. The system allows caching of dynamically generated content as well as static content that does not include an ETag in the response headers.