DEVELOPING AN ALGORITHM FOR REDUCING RESOURCE CONSUMPTION IN MOBILE APPLICATIONS
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Mobile applications, resource optimization, algorithm design, energy efficiency, performance improvement, CPU optimization.Abstract
The rapid growth of mobile technologies has led to a dramatic increase in the use of mobile applications across various domains. However, these applications often face critical challenges related to limited device resources such as CPU power, memory capacity, and battery life. Optimizing resource consumption has therefore become an essential aspect of mobile software engineering. This paper presents a theoretical and analytical study on resource-efficient algorithms for mobile applications. It analyzes existing optimization techniques, identifies their limitations, and proposes a new algorithmic approach designed to minimize energy, memory, and processor usage without compromising performance.Downloads
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