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> On Jun 29, 10:27 am, Mark Murphy wrote:
> > On Fri, Jun 29, 2012 at 12:57 PM, M wrote:
> > > Is this case true that one single Android app has multiple processes
> >
> > Not normally.
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> When I monitored the kernel system calls, the app process always forks
> other processes. weird to
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> > It also provides hardware component level breakdown of each app.
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> It is also only accurate for the Nexus One, last I checked.
>
That is true. Its still the same. But then as a developer (assuming u have
the N1), would'nt getting power consumption details on one model still give
u a f
I am not sure about how you would get the Wifi details, but you can use
regular TCPIP socket communication to talk to the HOST, assuming you know
the IP address of the HOST.
You can use the Socket class and use the InputStreamReader and
OutputStreamReader classes to read and write from that socket
Probably this is already known but you can use powertutor app (available
for some devices) or build your own from powertutor.org to get details of
power consumed per app.
It also provides hardware component level breakdown of each app.
:-)
Sent from my iPad
On 29-Jun-2012, at 12:53 PM, Dianne H
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