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Towards a network-device unified framework for power-aware wireless applications

One of the most important evolution directions of mobile computing is oriented to mobile wireless services and applications but they are limited by their battery capacity. In order to address this fact in this paper we define the requirements and we personalize the design of a software framework for mobile devices in order to optimize power consumption of the running mobile wireless applications. The role of the framework is to provide a generic interface for user applications in order to estimate their own energy consumption related to the whole system and network energy consumption. Based on this estimation every application could adapt their execution behavior in order to achieve an optimum device or network energy consumption level.