5 tips to improve your smartphone's battery life
People are often heard complaining about their smartphone’s
battery life. Sometimes it’ the smartphone’s fault and other times it’s the
lack of maintenance. Here, we have
researched and found seven great ways to make your smartphone battery last
longer.
Keep it out of the sun
According to Apple iPhone parts providers, Lithium-ion batteries perform better when kept at a normal
temperature. Make sure your phone is not left in the direct contact of
sunlight, for instance on the deck of the car or the window bar. For heat
protection, you can use a phone cover while traveling on a hot summer day.
Turn the brightness
level low
The brighter
your phone is the harder it becomes for the battery to meet your demand says
the iPhone Canada store. Turning the screen level a little
low might make a huge difference. Both
Android and iPhone give an auto-brightness option, adjust your phone on this
level and things will be ok. However, if you are leaving it unused for longer
hours, you won’t mind dimming the brightness level.
Set an automatic lock
You can notice that your phone is on, even after several
minutes of your last usage. This causes an unwanted loss of battery. Automatic locks
are meant to prevent this scenario. You can set your phone to an automatic lock
after 30 seconds and the processor of your phone won’t consume any extra
battery. In most of the phones, you will find a Screen Timeout Option, under
the Settings menu, just change it and you are good to go.
Put off the vibration
We understand that you don’t want to gather attention with a
loud ringtone, but that doesn’t justify keeping your phone on vibration mode
all the time. Technically, your phone battery is consumed more when left in
vibration mode. Try conserving a little of the battery by switching it to sound
mode.
Close the unwanted apps
There might be apps that you last used two to three hours ago
and left as it is. Still, they are left open, consuming quite an amount of your
Smartphone’s batteries. Just make sure you keep closing the apps once you have
ended using it.
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