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Streaming lower quality video over LTE: How much energy can you save?

Aqil et al., 2015

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7210374126794669221
Author
Aqil A
Atya A
Krishnamurthy S
Papageorgiou G
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2015 IEEE 23rd International Conference on Network Protocols (ICNP)

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Streaming video content over cellular connectivity impacts the battery consumption of a client (eg, a smartphone). The problem is exacerbated when the channel quality is poor because of a large number of retransmissions, moreover, streaming high quality video in …
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