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This paper examines some of the potential challenges associated with enablinga seamless web experience on underpowered mobile devices such as Google Glassfrom the perspective of web content providers, device, and the network. Weconducted experiments to study the impact of webpage complexity, individual webcomponents and different application layer protocols while accessing webpageson the performance of Glass browser, by measuring webpage load time,temperature variation and power consumption and compare it to a smartphone. Ourfindings suggest that (a) performance of Glass compared to a smartphone interms of power consumption and webpage load time deteriorates with increasingwebpage complexity (b) execution time for popular JavaScript benchmarks isabout 3-8 times higher on Glass compared to a smartphone, (c) WebP is moreenergy efficient image format than JPEG and PNG, and (d) seven out of 50websites studied are optimized for content delivery to Glass.

The Web for Under-Powered Mobile Devices: Lessons learned from Google Glass