How to extend the battery life of a phone running under "Android" and reduce its consumption

14:35 on 17.09.2019(Update 14:43 17.09.2019) Copy link

The tremendous development of the smartphone industry from modern applications and giant screens with exceptional features has prompted many phone companies to develop batteries for these phones to allow them to spend more time using chargers.

Many suffer from the depletion of their batteries, especially devices that rely on the "Android" system.

Here are some recommendations to improve the life of the battery and avoid discharging it quickly during the day.

– Uninstall applications: And by uninstalling applications that we do not use constantly, relying on a number of applications that do not consume a lot of battery.

– Clear the cache: This may be emptying your battery, erasing the cache of all your applications.

– Check the applications: To see which apps are releasing the Android battery, tap Settings, tap Device, and then tap Battery.

When you reach this step, you can see a list of all the apps and the amount of battery you are using.

– Remove unimportant applications from the main interface: Such as weather updates, Twitter or Facebook, removing them in the trash.

– Switch to flight mode: If you do not expect an important connection, you can activate the flight mode while you sleep. Also disable Bluetooth, GPS and Wi-Fi technologies. This allows the battery to last until the morning, especially if it is low.

– Turn off the GPS if it is not necessary: This is an application that consumes large amounts of battery power.

– Energy saving mode: By activating your phone on this app.

– Dim screen: Some Android apps have a dark mode in which the screen uses a black background instead of a clear background. Using dark mode saves battery power, especially for phones with an OLED display because black pixels are off pixels.

– Phone cooler: Phone batteries degrade faster when they are hot. Whether you use the phone or not, do not leave your phone in hot places.

Factory settings: You can try to reset your phone to the factory settings. This can help if the problem is that the operating system or some downloaded data is corrupted.