5 Best Android Battery Saving Tips Guiding Tech
Android devices are getting better day
after day with upgraded processors RAM
and even the screen technology I am sure
you must be loving all that output that
you get but battery is one thing that is
not able to cope up with these
technologies but if you ask any Android
user what is that one thing that they
can improve on their device I am sure
majority of them will tell you it's the
battery life so friends keeping that in
mind in this video I am going to talk
about some tips that will help you to
get extended battery life on your
current Android device without any
significant upgrade in the hardware so
let's have a look at these tips so the
very first tip is to disable background
data for your apps now when your phone
is lying idle this background data helps
your apps to fetch notifications now you
can go to the Android settings and
disable all the background data at once
which will significantly improve your
battery life but then if you don't want
to miss out on notifications for like
Gmail or Twitter we can just disable it
for some apps like Facebook Facebook
Messenger which are known to hog your
battery life the second tip would be to
disable any live wallpapers or widgets
that just an eye candy on your home
stream so yes you really don't want live
wallpapers because from what I've seen
they take as much as 20% of your battery
life in a battery cycle and that is huge
and also widgets are something that adds
to that battery issues so yes go ahead
and disable them if you are using a
device with AMOLED screen I would
suggest you to go for all-black
wallpaper because it will really help
you to improve the battery performance
the third tip is to decrease the screen
time off now I have seen people with
screen time out as long as five minutes
which is really not good I mean ah when
you're looking at notification on a
mobile and you just place your phone on
the desk
it stays awake for almost as four
minutes for no use at all so go for a
screen timeout period like for 15
seconds or if it is too low you can go
for
seconds but not more than that because
that's what I would prefer now if you're
a readin buff and you don't like screen
time out to be low like 15 minutes 15
seconds or 30 seconds you can install an
app called kill screen now if we keep
your screen away only when you are using
it and both of them as a combo will help
you to get a better battery life the tip
number four is to disable haptic
feedback on screen touches all while
typing on your keyboard now I know that
it's a very small thing to turn off and
it will not increase your battery life
significantly but hey if anything can
help you should go for it
so yes you can go to your respective
keyboard settings or your sounds and
vibration in your Android settings and
disable those haptic feedback now last
but not the least you can use a built-in
power manager and almost all the Android
devices these days come with that
feature so you can go to settings
configure how you want to receive your
notifications or if you want to run your
phone in stamina mode and marshmallow
users can also install apps like those
to extend the battery life now there are
many apps available in the Play Store
and we have already done an article on
our website and I'll provide you with
the links in the description of this
video so you can go and have a look at
some of those app to extend battery life
so friends those were the top 5
techniques using which you can extend
the battery life of your Android devices
now I know it's called cost-cutting and
most of you will not want to do that but
hey it's a bargain either you can go for
the performance or for the battery life
for now at least unless you see some
advancement in the battery technologies
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hope to see you in my next one until
then take care and have a wonderful day
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