Ways to extend Battery Life of your Android device

Android phones have captured a major part of the Smartphone market. The Android market is growing day by day. Hence, we are getting more and more applications. Android phones get much loaded due to installation of these apps, which also affects the Battery life of the device. In this Article, we are going to discuss some tips to the Android users to save your device’s battery life. Use GPS properly Using GPS (Global Positioning System) drains your battery a lot. So GPS should not be turned on unnecessarily. You can save a lot of your Battery life by just turning off the GPS when not in use. Adjust the screen brightness You can save your battery life by just turning down the screen brightness of your device. You can adjust the screen brightness in the Display settings menu. Turn off the Unnecessary background Apps Some Applications running in the background can reduce your battery life. So it is recommended that you must kill all the unnecessary Apps which are running in the background. You can uninstall them or End them manually from Application settings menu. Switch the Packet data off, when not in use Turning your packet data off can also save your battery life. You can turn the packet data off from the Wireless and Network Settings menu. Switch the Hotspot or Tethering off when not in use Tethering leads to a lot of battery draining. So turn the hotspot active only when it is in use. Switch the Wi-Fi off when not in use Your device’s Wi-Fi also drains the battery life, even when not connected to any Wi-Fi network. When you keep your device’s Wi-Fi on, it keeps scanning for the available Wi-Fi networks, which reduces the Battery. Switch off Bluetooth when not in use Turning Bluetooth on also reduces the Battery. So Bluetooth should also be kept off, while not in use. Keep rebooting your phone on a regular basis Your device must be rebooted on a regular basis. This will kill the outdated processes as well as clear your memory. Rebooting will also delete the temporary files. These all outdated processes and temporary files drain the battery life. So you must reboot your device on a regular basis.