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Listening on a port (running as a server) requires that the network interface remains up at all times, consuming more battery, than a client interface where the
by X-Cubed 6y ago
Listening on a port (running as a server) requires that the network interface remains up at all times, consuming more battery, than a client interface where the network interface can be turned off (or put into low power mode) until the next poll event occurs.
- 2rsf 6y agoReally depends on the cycle, from experience in a similar project, with a dedicated low-power enabled processor, then waking up, booting and connecting to network draws a lot of power. If you do that often enough you will actually loose power