Abstract: Systems, methods, and apparatus are disclosed for conserving battery power in a user equipment (UE) by idling the modem when it is not needed in an active state. Idling can occur (1) between a user request for content and the start of the content download; (2) after the content download; and (3) after additional dynamic content has been downloaded, further scripting has finished, or UE data has been uploaded to the network, but before another user request for content has been made. Grace timers can be used before the second and third opportunities to ensure that the modem is not idled while still in use, but also to minimize the time that the modem is in an active state but not being used. These timers can be fixed or dynamic and their duration based on historical trends or testing of particular content or content types.

Abstract: Methods and devices for displaying content with improved speed, performance, and/or improved power efficiency are disclosed. In accordance with many embodiments, content is received that includes a plurality of objects including an image object, and the image object is decoded to obtain a bitmap representation of an image. A pattern of usage of the bitmap representation is identified that indicates whether the bitmap representation may be used repetitively when the plurality of objects are composited, and the bitmap representation is analyzed to identify whether compositing computations may be avoided a next time the bitmap representation is composited. The bitmap representation is then composited in a manner to avoid at least some of the compositing computations.

Abstract: A computing device comprising an application utilizing content comprising a plurality of JavaScripts, wherein the computing device compiles and executes a first of the plurality of JavaScripts substantially simultaneously as compiling and executing a second of the plurality of JavaScripts.

Abstract: A mobile computing device comprising memory components, a wireless transmitter/receiver, and one or more applications. The mobile computing device utilizes HTTP via the wireless transmitter/receiver to request and receive information from a remote device, wherein the information is to be used by the one or more applications. However, an Accept-Encoding header is not sent with a HTTP GET request when the information comprises one of, an image, audio, video, and flash data.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus for processing scripting-language code in webpages are disclosed. The method includes obtaining scripting-language code that is utilized by a higher-priority webpage, compiling the scripting-language code to generate higher-priority compiled code objects, storing the higher-priority compiled code objects on a communication device, distinguishing the higher-priority compiled code objects from other compiled code objects that are stored on the communication device to delay the higher-priority compiled code objects from being removed from the communication device, and executing the higher-priority compiled code objects when the webpage is requested by the user. In many variations, this approach is not applied to all webpages visited, but only on certain webpages and scripts that are considered high priority, either implicitly or explicitly, based on a priority function that computes a multi-level priority from the history and past browser activity.