Increase Your Smartphone's Battery Life

Increase Your Smartphone's Battery Life

There are several good ways to help save your battery life on your new smartphone! 

First, you can limit the amount of increased consumption activities you do on your phone. Assuming that you will be away and need the phone for the whole day and not spend as much time on the phone or games. This type of mobile applications eat your phone's battery very quickly.

Next, for people who have to listen to music on-the-go, you should turn off the equalizer. Audio quality may not be as great as if it were turned on, but you will definitely be able to save more battery life on your phone this way.

In case you have not already done so, turn your bluetooth off! Bluetooth eats away at your battery life extremely quickly. Having it turned off will do wonders.

Turn off your location services. A nice feature in most smartphones are built-in GPS, but this will quickly drain the battery and simply by turning it off you will have your phone working for longer periods of time. If you really need GPS service, all you have to do is just to turn on the location services again.

The phone can automatically update the mobile application you have downloaded and what actually happens in the battery life passively, without you noticing. Be sure to disable the automatic updates and update your same mobile applications downloaded if necessary. 

You must enable auto - brightness not to waste electricity when you are in areas with low light and does not need a lot of back light of the phone. Alternatively, you can choose to back light intensity of your smartphone at a low level. 

Funds or funds of dynamic display can look really cool and interesting. However, they use more electricity than the battery of your smartphone. Remove and replace it with a static background will help you save some battery life.

In fact, you can adjust the settings such that your smartphone's screen turns off within a shorter period of time, helping you to save some battery.

Many people do not know, but although Wi-Fi consumes less electricity than 4G or LTE, it certainly consumes a fair amount of battery life! Therefore, you should always turn off your Wi-Fi and only turn it on when needed.

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