Earlier editions of Android OS used to run on Dalvik Runtime, which means apps used to compile at execution time. Post-Lollipop edition, Android has switched to Android runtime (ART), which means the apps are compiled beforehand, ensuring they are launched faster. ART, as the runtime, executes the Dalvik Executable format and dex bytecode specification. Apart from the launch, the entire consumer experience using the app is essential for app retention. One important feature is the battery - a dear feature of the phone.
An app which is greedy for power often finds itself in the position of either being uninstalled or lower rated when reviewed on the Google Play Store listing. Take a look at some of the most popular apps on the Store, including Facebook, which has had consistently bad reviews that quote battery drain as one of the top sources of...
