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1) Your phone is mostly sleeping (extremely low power state). Your laptop also uses very little power when sleeping. That is why your laptop can sleep for a wee
by gvb 8y ago
1) Your phone is mostly sleeping (extremely low power state). Your laptop also uses very little power when sleeping. That is why your laptop can sleep for a week++ but can only run for 3-8 hours.
2) Your phone is not nearly as powerful as your laptop despite similar specifications of the CPU speeds. Pretty much everything other than the base CPU clock rate is much, much slower. In addition, your phone CPU down-clocks itself due to thermal limitations where your laptop has a fan and much better heat dissipation capabilities. As a result, it is almost never running at the maximum rated clock speed.
On a YouTube talk I watched (skewering web site speeds and JavaScript overloads), the speaker's iPhone, with CPU specs similar to his laptop, was 25 times slower than his laptop when rendering a (JavaScript heavy) benchmark page.
- deathanatos 8y agoSounds a bit like "Progressive Performance (Chrome Dev Summit 2016)": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bZvq3nodf4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bZvq3nodf4
- gvb 8y agoYes, thanks! Where he talks about benchmarked speed vs. marketing numbers: https://youtu.be/4bZvq3nodf4?t=676 https://youtu.be/4bZvq3nodf4?t=676
- ex3ndr 8y agoJS on iOS is probably not jitted since writing to executable memory is prohibited on iOS. This is not the case for desktop.