Rethinking Energy-Performance Trade-Off in Mobile Web Page Loading

Rethinking Energy-Performance Trade-Off in Mobile Web Page Loading
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10.1145/2789168.2790103
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2015-09
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Proceedings of the 21st Annual International Conference on Mobile Computing and Networking
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D. H. Bui;Yunxin Liu;Hyosu Kim;I. Shin;Feng Zhao
D. H. Bui;Yunxin Liu;Hyosu Kim;I. Shin;Feng Zhao
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D. H. Bui;Yunxin Liu;Hyosu Kim;I. Shin;Feng Zhao

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