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Android 9 Pie's Adaptive Battery: Your application may be heavily impacted

10/18/2018 Olivier Philippot

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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Fashion M-Commerce applications barometer (2018)

09/10/2018 Kimberley Derudder

The study that we conducted within GREENSPECTOR is based on fashion M-Commerce applications among the most used in France in order to compare their energy consumption and resources according to frequent use scenarios.
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Is the Instagram Lite app really lighter?

08/20/2018 Kimberley Derudder

Last June, without any announcement, Instagram launched a lite version of its application on the stores : Instagram Lite. A lighter version that fits in the logic initiated by its parent company Facebook with its Facebook Lite app (that we had evaluated at the time) and Messenger Lite app.
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How to choose the smartphones integrated in your test campaigns?

07/25/2018 Olivier Philippot

Regardless the fragmentation of Android smartphones, it’s necessary to optimize the choice. Indeed, it’s impossible to measure the consumption of resources and energy on all the market devices.
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Which application choose to follow the 2018 World Cup without draining your smartphone's battery life?

06/20/2018 Thomas Corvaisier

Do you want to follow the FIFA World Cup 2018? Know minute by minute how accurate your predictions are? And most importantly, you don’t want to run out of battery before the end of the match! We have selected for you 10 applications that allow you to follow the match live results.
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