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Battery technology hasn't really moved anywhere in the last five years (even ten). So increasing battery capacity means a bigger battery. As for RAM, I found a
by keeperofdakeys 13y ago
Battery technology hasn't really moved anywhere in the last five years (even ten). So increasing battery capacity means a bigger battery.
As for RAM, I found a good paper. http://www.nicta.com.au/pub?doc=3587 http://www.nicta.com.au/pub?doc=3587 If you go to the top of page 13, you'll see that RAM accounts for less than about 5% of all power usage. Given that cpus and radios in modern smartphones can use a bit more power, you're looking at even less. So I'd say ram is negligible towards power usage, so the amount doesn't have a power constraint.