{"id":774,"date":"2017-12-06T23:19:44","date_gmt":"2017-12-06T23:19:44","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/trucos.com\/uncategorized\/android-7-trucos-para-ahorrar-bateria-en-el-movil\/"},"modified":"2017-12-06T23:19:44","modified_gmt":"2017-12-06T23:19:44","slug":"android-7-tricks-to-save-battery-on-your-mobile","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/trucos.com\/en\/mobiles\/android-7-tricks-to-save-battery-on-your-mobile\/","title":{"rendered":"Android: 7 tricks to save battery on your mobile"},"content":{"rendered":"

The current smartphones Android<\/strong><\/a> They are increasingly more powerful and enjoy multitude of features<\/a> that make our lives easier; but everything has a price. And despite the fact that technology and hardware are advancing by leaps and bounds, current batteries do not offer sufficient autonomy for those who most frequently use mobile phones, whether for leisure or work. How can we extend the battery life of our Android smartphones? Follow these 7 tips to avoid running out of battery<\/strong> ahead of schedule.<\/p>\n

\"How<\/p>\n

Lower screen brightness<\/h2>\n

For many it may be obvious, although The excessive brightness of our screens can consume much more battery<\/strong> than desired. And even though the 'Auto-brightness' It is very useful in depending on the circumstances, in many cases it adjusts the screen lighting to excessive values. It will be then when we decide to lower and keep the brightness to a minimum manually; To do this, we just have to go to screen settings or slide the top quick access menu at the top of the screen to lower the brightness with the slider<\/em> horizontal.<\/p>\n

\"Lower<\/p>\n

Disconnect location services<\/h2>\n

Many current applications use the GPS location of our smartphone to function correctly, something that consumes our mobile's resources and battery. Therefore, it is recommended Disconnect the location service of our smartphone if we are not going to use its features<\/strong> either apps<\/em> that need it. We will only have to go to settings, location and deactivate the service.<\/p>\n

Disable Wi-Fi, NFC and Bluetooth<\/h2>\n

Most of the time we use data connections for our communications through our smartphone, although other types of connections such as Wi-Fi, NFC or Bluetooth are very useful if we want to save a few MB. Of course, if we have these connections enabled without need, Our smartphone will try to search for compatible networks, wasting resources and battery in a useless way.<\/strong>. To make sure, we just have to go to settings and check these connections; We can also display the top menu of the Android interface to review their icons.<\/p>\n

\"Bluetooth<\/p>\n

Activate airplane mode<\/h2>\n

It is evident that if we activate airplane mode, the most important functionalities of our smartphone will be practically nullified. Therefore, we should only resort to this solution in very specific cases; and we don't need to travel by plane. And on many occasions we can find ourselves in areas with poor coverage, so Our smartphone will use extra resources to try to function as normally as possible.<\/strong>. If we are not going to need the cell phone and we want to save some battery, we can activate airplane mode to save \u201cfuel\u201d at certain times.<\/p>\n

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