Five Simple Ways to Conserve your Smartphones Battery by ChrisSweatshirt Lyrics
5. Purchase an extra batteryThis is less of an accessible measure, and that is why it is only #5 on the list. Many phones have the ability to remove their battery (sorry iPhone users) and this is a very underrated feature. You can purchase an extra battery online for pretty cheap, but make sure to avoid counterfeits. For the Apple users there is an alternative though, you can always purchase an external battery, that can charge your device on the go.4. Lower your screen's brightness
This is almost common sense, but many people I see use their phone with the screen's brightness cranked all the way up, and they have the nerve to complain about their devices battery life. This is another tradeoff that may be worth it, although a screen not as bright may not look as stunning, you will be able to squeeze another hour out of your phone if it is lowered.3. Avoid unnecessary appsYes, that very funny fart app may be entertaining, but it is using valuable battery. Try being selective to which apps you use, like whenever you are at home, try and avoid using your phone, use a computer, or tablet if you have access to one instead.2. Choose your wallpaper wiselyThis seems a little wild, but is true, your phones wallpaper can be using up some battery. Animated wallpapers look cool, but are the opposite when it comes to function; animated backgrounds use up lots of battery compared to a static wallpapers.
Static wallpapers are not the greatest either; with AMOLED displays, used on many smartphones, pixels are lit individually, which means that black pixels are not lit. Using a wallpaper that is mostly black is a smart move on many devices.1. Turn off all unused radiosThis is very simple, and helps save lots of your phones precious battery. Unless you use a Bluetooth headset and constantly use your phones NFC capabilities, I'd recommend that you turn these off; the same goes with GPS, as it is a useful feature, but at what cost?
This is almost common sense, but many people I see use their phone with the screen's brightness cranked all the way up, and they have the nerve to complain about their devices battery life. This is another tradeoff that may be worth it, although a screen not as bright may not look as stunning, you will be able to squeeze another hour out of your phone if it is lowered.3. Avoid unnecessary appsYes, that very funny fart app may be entertaining, but it is using valuable battery. Try being selective to which apps you use, like whenever you are at home, try and avoid using your phone, use a computer, or tablet if you have access to one instead.2. Choose your wallpaper wiselyThis seems a little wild, but is true, your phones wallpaper can be using up some battery. Animated wallpapers look cool, but are the opposite when it comes to function; animated backgrounds use up lots of battery compared to a static wallpapers.
Static wallpapers are not the greatest either; with AMOLED displays, used on many smartphones, pixels are lit individually, which means that black pixels are not lit. Using a wallpaper that is mostly black is a smart move on many devices.1. Turn off all unused radiosThis is very simple, and helps save lots of your phones precious battery. Unless you use a Bluetooth headset and constantly use your phones NFC capabilities, I'd recommend that you turn these off; the same goes with GPS, as it is a useful feature, but at what cost?