Larry Page, co-founder of Google, has been quoted as saying “”if you are not getting a day [of Android battery] there is something wrong.” However, it’s not all that surprising that many Android users have been experiencing less than impressive battery life depending on how they use their device.
Appreciatively & thankfully, How-to Geek has put together a complete step-by-step guidance that will allow you to preserve & extend your battery life by optimizing configuration options & taking advantage of a few apps.
Appreciatively & thankfully, How-to Geek has put together a complete step-by-step guidance that will allow you to preserve & extend your battery life by optimizing configuration options & taking advantage of a few apps.
Before checking out the guide & implementing the suggestions below, you should check what exactly is eating your battery life on the battery usage screen (image above). You can do this by navigating to Settings –> About Phone –> Battery.
Some of the step-by-step shown in the guide include:
* Adjusting backlight
* Disabling Wi-Fi when you’re not using it
* Disabling Bluetooth
* Toggle GPS, Wireless, Screen Brightness & Bluetooth using with Power Widget
* Disable continuously updating/syncing apps
* Disabling GPS location features
* View running apps & processes with Task Manager
* Removing & disabling applications
* Disabling animated wallpaper & home screen widgets
* Kill your data connection with APNDroid
To check out the full step-by-step guidance, you can swing by How-to Geek for full instructions for each battery saving suggestion.
How-to Geek Source Gizmodo
Some of the step-by-step shown in the guide include:
* Adjusting backlight
* Disabling Wi-Fi when you’re not using it
* Disabling Bluetooth
* Toggle GPS, Wireless, Screen Brightness & Bluetooth using with Power Widget
* Disable continuously updating/syncing apps
* Disabling GPS location features
* View running apps & processes with Task Manager
* Removing & disabling applications
* Disabling animated wallpaper & home screen widgets
* Kill your data connection with APNDroid
To check out the full step-by-step guidance, you can swing by How-to Geek for full instructions for each battery saving suggestion.
How-to Geek Source Gizmodo
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