The internet browser is one of the most critical applications of your smartphone. It allows you to access a multitude of services (Social Network, news, games …). It’s even more so when you don’t want to download an app and prefer to use a mobile site instead. Your browser is used almost continuously on your phone. It’s therefore responsible for some of the decline in the battery life of your smartphone.
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Some apps like Youtube, Google Chrome or Twitter offer a not white but black wallpaper. This “Night” mode or dark theme dedicated to a night use, facilitates reading at night, rest your eyes and especially you avoid turning into a lighthouse. But what about your battery? We chose to compare the “Day” and “Night” mode of the Twitter app for this battle of efficiency. (Re)discover our other comparative articles on Twitter & Twitter Lite ainsi qu’Instagram & Instagram Lite.
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Knowing the battery life of a smartphone is important because it’s one of the first purchase criteria. This is the more critical for the fleets of devices (in B2B mode) for the companies. In fact, poor autonomy will lead to a productivity decrease or customer insastisfactions. It’s therefore necessary to have a good strategy to choose its devices as well as the applications that will be hosted on it.
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The ranking that we conducted within GREENSPECTOR is based on M-Tourism Hotel Reservation applications among the most used in France to compare their consumption in energy and resources according to frequent use scenarios.
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Android 9 Pie (API level 28) introduces a new battery management feature: the Adaptive Battery. Depending on the user’s use of the applications, the system will restrict certain mechanisms for the applications. New feature on Android 9 Pie : Adaptive Battery The system prioritizes the use of resources on the frequency of use of applications and their recent date of use. 5 classes of applications (buckets) have been implemented:
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