Paper Info
Title
Demo: adaptive display power management for mobile games
Abstract
The current generation of mobile smartphones are not just devices for voice communication. Instead, they are frequently used as mobile PC replacements that are used to edit documents, browse the web, check email, and play games. However, this functionality comes at the cost of battery lifetimes. Indeed, to maintain the slim form factor required for these phones (which impacts the amount of battery that can be put into the phone), it is quite common for the battery lifetimes of smartphones to be significantly shorter compared to previous generation of "dumber" phones. In modern smartphones, the three main sources of power consumption are, 1) the CPU, 2) the display, and 3) the network interfaces. Games are popular applications which tend to consume a lot of system resources. In this demonstration we aim to show our system [1] for reducing power consumption of the LCD display during game play. The Demonstration will involve Quake 3 Running on an Android powered Mobile phone.
Year
DOI
Venue
2011
10.1145/1999995.2000051
MobiSys
Keywords
Field
DocType
game play,mobile smartphones,lcd display,modern smartphones,battery lifetime,previous generation,mobile phone,mobile pc replacement,mobile game,power consumption,current generation,adaptive display power management,form factor,image quality,tone mapping,display,network interface,lcd,adaptive thresholding,gamma function,game
Power management,Android (operating system),Laptop,Computer science,Image quality,Quake (series),Backlight,Real-time computing,Tone mapping,Liquid-crystal display
Conference
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
40
1.55
21
Authors
7
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Anand Bhojan1967.71
Karthik Thirugnanam2803.59
Jeena Sebastian3713.26
Pravein G. Kannan4936.57
Ananda L. Akhihebbal5431.96
Mun Choon Chan6113097.54
Rajesh Krishna Balan7105680.30