Abstract The Liquid Software metaphor refers to software that can operate seamlessly
across multiple devices owned by one or multiple users. Liquid Software applications can …

The liquid metaphor refers to software that operates seamlessly across multiple devices
owned by one or multiple users. Liquid software architectures can dynamically deploy and …

Liquid Web applications adapt to the set of connected devices and flow seamlessly between
them following the user attention. As opposed to traditional centralised architectures, in …

As most users access the Web from multiple devices with different characteristics, ranging
from powerful desktops or laptops to tablets, mobile phones or watches and cars, liquid Web …

In the past years the average number of Web-enabled devices owned by each user has
significantly increased. Liquid Web applications enable users to take advantage of all their …

Offering fluid multi-device interactions to users while protecting their privacy largely remains
an ongoing challenge. Existing approaches typically use a peer-to-peer design and flood …

As the number of consumer computing devices at our disposal has grown, we find ourselves
in situations where we have access to more than a single device. Even though people have …

Liquid Web applications seamlessly flow across any kind of device ranging from powerful
desktop and laptop devices to smaller devices, such as tablets, smart phones or any device …

With the continuous development of new Web-enabled devices, we are heading toward an
era in which users connect to the Web with multiple devices at the same time. Users expect …

The emergence of the Internet of Things (IoT) has proved to be dangerous for the people's
right to privacy: more and more connected appliances are sharing personal data about …