Panasonic Corporation

Panasonic Intellectual Property Management Co., Ltd.

Osamu Nishimura

Shoichi Araki

Tetsuji Yamamoto

Keita Kobayashi

Toshio Sasaoka

Naoya Ichinose

Yusuke Ito

Ryoko Morita

Takehiko Yasuda

Yoko Matsushima

The time required for transition from an on-state to a suspend state is reduced. An electronic apparatus includes: a memory and a memory; a current control unit that performs a control to shut off supply of current to the memory; and a memory management unit that allocates a memory region in either the memory or the memory based on preference information indicating a memory region that needs to be preferentially allocated in the memory. For example, the preference information includes association with a first priority as a degree at which a memory region to be used by an application needs to be preferentially allocated in the memory, and when receiving a request of allocation of the memory region from the application, the memory management unit more preferentially allocates the memory region in the memory as the first priority associated with the application in the preference information is higher.

Electronic apparatus and control method for adjusting priority of an application based on activations

An information processing device and a mobile terminal include a power consumption calculator which calculates, for each processing executed by the information processing device (or mobile terminal), power consumption information concerning an amount of power consumed by executing each processing. A request generator compares the amount of power indicated by the power consumption information and a remaining amount of power of the information processing device(or mobile terminal), and generates a request to execute predetermined processing according to a result of the comparison. A request processor executes the predetermined processing in response to the generated request.

Information processing device and mobile phone including comparison of power consumption information and remaining power

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Kyoto, Japan

Osamu Nishimura