Extending Battery Life by Heating Energy - Efficient Applications About This Video A single application can accidentally halve battery life for the average laptop. This session demonstrates best practices for designing energy-efficient applications and shows utilities for diagnosing common application battery life problems. Learn how Windows 7 makes it easier for developers to design energy-efficient applications that do not negatively affect mobile PC battery life. Speaker's Bio Matthew Robben PROGRAM MANAGER II Matthew Robben joined the Windows Performance team at Microsoft as a Program Manager in 2008. Matthew is responsible for improving the energy efficiency of the Windows 8 operating system and establishing an automated client power test infrastructure for the performance team. He has given TechReady talks, authored several WHDC white papers, and published a paper in CMG Journal about power measurement. Length: 36 minutes 05 seconds   Downloads Video:WMV | MP4 | WMV (ZIP)

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