The Discontinuous Reception (DRX) is the most effective timer-based mechanism for User
Equipment (UE) power saving. In Long Term Evolution (LTE) systems, the development of …

To load a web page, a browser must fetch and evaluate objects like HTML files and
JavaScript source code. Evaluating an object can result in additional objects being fetched …

Mobile page load times are an order of magnitude slower compared to non-mobile pages. It
is not clear what causes the poor performance: the slower network, the slower computational …

The existing slowness of the web on mobile devices frustrates users and hurts the revenue
of website providers. Prior studies have attributed high page load times to dependencies …

Web performance is a hot topic, as many studies have shown a strong correlation between
slow webpages and loss of revenue due to user dissatisfaction. Front and center in Page …

Leveraging multiple interfaces (eg., WiFi and cellular) on mobile devices is known to provide
performance gains for applications such as bulk data transfer. In this paper, we complement …

Web browsing on mobile devices is expensive in terms of battery drainage and bandwidth
consumption. Mobile pages also frequently suffer from long load times due to high-latency …

To protect user privacy, legislators have regulated the use of tracking technologies,
mandating the acquisition of users' consent before collecting data. As a result, websites …

A large fraction of users in developing regions use relatively inexpensive, low-end
smartphones. However, the impact of device capabilities on the performance of mobile …

Everyone agrees that web pages should load more quickly. However, a good definition for
“page load time” is elusive. We argue that, for pages that care about user interaction, load …