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Mobile systems are embracing heterogeneous architectures by getting moretypes of cores and more specialized cores, which allows applications to befaster and more efficient. We aim at exploiting the hardware heterogeneity fromthe browser without requiring any changes to either the OS or the webapplications. Our design, Guadalupe, can use hardware processing units withdifferent degrees of capability for matched browser services. It starts with aweak hardware unit, determines if and when a strong unit is needed, andseamlessly migrates to the strong one when necessary. Guadalupe not only makesmore computing resources available to mobile web browsing but also improves itsenergy proportionality. Based on Chrome for Android and TI OMAP4, We provide aprototype browser implementation for resource loading and rendering. Comparedto Chrome for Android, we show that Guadalupe browser for rendering canincrease other 3D application's frame rate by up to 767% and save 4.7% of theentire system's energy consumption. More importantly, by using the two cases,we demonstrate that Guadalupe creates the great opportunity for many browserservices to get better resource utilization and energy proportionality byexploiting hardware heterogeneity.

Guadalupe: a browser design for heterogeneous hardware