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As I know a long connection is power-consumed on mobile device, then androidpn is the same as normal connection on power consumption? So androidpn push only saves data flow instead of power?
Not all implementations that provide a service based on XMPP for push notifications have the same battery drain on mobile.
In this response, you have an estimate of how much battery can consume a persistent TCP connection: Does Android support near real time push notification?
For specific details would have to revise androidipn client code.
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