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Save Your Smartphone Battery

Posted by Brian | Comments : (0)

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The folks over at Lifehacker have published a great guide for smartphone users on how to save your battery. The gist of it is:

  • Follow the laptop battery rules
  • Keep it cool and out of your pocket
  • Switch off 3G when unnecessary
  • Swith off any unneeded service
  • Be frugal with background apps and notifications
  • Use a black or dark theme
  • Fiddle with screen time-outs and brightness
  • Use mobile site versions

    I recommend reading the full article over at Lifehacker for more details and information.

    An Exhaustive Guide to Saving Your Smartphone Battery [Lifehacker]

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