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(iii) the adaptive app pattern is not unique to facebook,
(iv) apps spend significant time below $\fenergy$.
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CPUs consume considerable energy on mobile phones.
As Table \ref{fig:item_energy_cost} shows, a single (big) CPU core on a Pixel 2, running at full speed with the screen off, consumes almost three times the energy of the display, and a second core running at full speed almost doubles that.
On typical mobile phones, these high costs are mitigated by running the CPU at a slower speed (frequency) to save energy.