Seven Ways To Enhance Your Smartphone's Battery Life

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Seven Ways To Enhance Your Smartphone's Battery Life

We use our smartphones for various activities like playing games, watching videos, exploring apps, listening to musics, chating, browsing and a host of others. These things makes our battery to become weak and weaker daily. And no one will enjoy his/her smartphone with a week battery, even you.

In this article, you will get to know 7 ways to increase the life span of your smartphone’s battery.
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7 Ways To Increase Your Smartphone’s Battery Life

1. Dim the screen:-
You are required to dim the screen of your device, by doing so your device will consume less energy. Most smartphones has this feature and it is mostly located at the settings page.

2. Close apps when not in use:-
It is recommended that you should close apps when not in use because they may still be running in the background and this consumes battery.

3. Use the extra power saving mode if it is present:-
Some Android phones, Galaxy S5, HTC devices and others have the power saving mode. This can get extra hours of standby time out of just a few remaining percentage points of battery.

4. Disable push notifications for less valued apps:-
The push notification is useful because it notifies you of new emails, Twitter mention, Facebook activities, whatsapp messages but at the same time it consumes your battery. What you have to do is to turn it off or disable the unimportant ones.
5.Turn off Bluetooth, GPS, Radios, Wi-Fi, NFC and LTE.

All these are great but they consumes more amount of your battery. Try to off them if you’re not using them.

6. Monitor your signal strength:-
When you have little or no cellular connection your phones battery will drain quickly because the phone is constantly searching for a signal, which requires power. All you have to do is to enable Airplane mode if you don’t need data or voice calls.

7. Charge your battery:-
When your battery is getting low try to charge. Don’t over charge your battery because almost all batteries are Lithium-Ion battery.
Overcharging can cause the battery to explode.
Just follow the steps above and you will be fine.