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Tricks to improve battery life of your Smartphone

If you fed up with charging your phone every night. We offer some simple tips and tricks. You can use to make your Cell Phone Battery http://www.danelopower.co.uk/battery-phone-and-pda-battery/ last longer, plus point out the battery saving myths that won't help you at all.

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Tricks to improve battery life of your Smartphone

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  1. Danelo Power Tips and Myths Smartphone Battery life

  2. Content • History • Facts • Hybrid Cars Batteries-The future • Tips on Battery Life • Block Power sucking ads • Change your email settings • Play downloaded Music • Turn off Wi-Fi at poor signal sites • Check the battery usage lists • Disable Unnecessary location tracking • Shut off Push notifications • Myths • Turning off Wi-Fi does not always help • Disabling all location services • Don’t choose Wi-Fi over cellular • Let Siri and Google listen commands • Use chargers from reputed vendors • Disadvantages of using Fake • Calibrate occasionally • Why choose us? • Who we are • Contact Us

  3. History • The first battery was created by Alessandro Volta in 1798. • The first Rechargeable batterywas invented in 1859- The Lead Acid Cell. • In 1802 William Cruickshank from the UK invented the first electric battery capable of mass production.

  4. Facts • The lead acid cell paved the way to the creation of the NiMH, NiCd batteries and lithium ion batteries. • Americans purchase nearly 3 billion batteries every year. • You can make a battery out of potatoes, it’s not strong enough to power a LED flashlight though.

  5. Hybrid Car Batteries-The Future • Hybrid Car Batteries are environmental friendly and cause less pollution. • Offer High fuel economy in the city(above 40mpg). • They are quieter, durable and easy to maintain.

  6. Tips on Battery Life • Auto-brightness can save Smartphone battery. • Easiest way to cut down battery drain is to reduce your screen brightness. • Iphone and android devices consume upto 60% less battery at minimum brightness.

  7. Block power sucking ads • Smartphone burns through power when it downloads mobile ads. • Safari on an iPhone 6s used 18 %of a full battery; Chrome on a Moto X Pure Android phone used 22 %. • Installing the ad blocker on the iPhone reduced battery usage for the same test to only 9 %of a full battery.

  8. Change your email settings • Email can have a major impact on battery life if you have multiple email accounts. • Do not use “push”, which brings new messages to your phone the instant they are transmitted. • To save energy, most phones can be configured to manual fetch to refresh email app.

  9. Play Downloaded Music • Online streaming nowadays very popular, guzzles a lot of battery. • 5% battery is saved while playing downloaded music for 2 hours. • Spotify and Apple Music still let you store direct on device.

  10. Turn OFF wifi at poor signal sites • Phone’s battery drains much more quickly at low signal strength sites. • That’s because the phone uses energy searching for a good signal. • Airplane Mode, an option that will turn off all wireless features, is a quick and easy solution in areas with poor reception.

  11. Check the battery usage lists • Open the Settings app and in the Battery menu, there are sorted lists of apps that are using the most energy. • Be on the lookout for apps that are active for extended periods in the background and are using a lot of battery power. • If you find apps using up lots of energy in the background, disable their background activities.

  12. Disable unnecessary location tracking • Phone’s GPS circuitry, which determines your geographic location, consumes a lot of battery power. • Fitness apps track your location and GPS continuously and consume a lot of battery. • You can disable location features for it.

  13. Shut off push notifications • Both Apple and Google recommend disabling push notifications. • Each notification causes your phone to wake up for a few seconds, as it communicates with notification server. • If a particular app or service is constantly produces notifications, disable notifications for that app.

  14. Myths • Closing all open apps. • Once an app is no longer in the foreground, most or all of its processes are frozen. • The next time you open the app, the phone has to reload all of the erased code.

  15. Turning off Wi-Fi does not always help • If you’re in range of a strong Wi-Fi signal, your phone uses less energy to connect to the Internet with a Wi-Fi connection. • Having Wi-Fi enabled helps your phone determine its location. • But in most cases, you’re usually better off keeping Wi-Fi enabled.

  16. Disabling all location services • Don’t disable all of your phone’s location-based features just to extend your battery life. • You won’t see a big jump in use time, but you may end up disabling useful features.  • Instead, keep a track of your apps that use location services.

  17. Don’t choose Wi-Fi over cellular • As long as you have a good signal, you probably won’t see a huge difference between Wi-Fi and cellular data. • It’s probably not worth the hassle of switching between the two, as the difference is not of leaps and bounds, instead its just 1-2 %

  18. Let Siri and Google listen commands • Phones include a hands-free feature for summoning their virtual assistants by speaking voice commands. • Disabling it won’t conserve much battery life. • Negligible difference in battery usage between having the always-on virtual assistant enabled or disabled.

  19. Use Products from reputed vendors • Many Chargers, adapters and power Supply are poorly made, or use low-quality components. • Poorly made charger can not only damage your phone, but could also hurt you by exposing you to dangerous currents. • Stick with a reputable vendor, while replacement.

  20. Disadvantages of using fake • Cheap fake batteries can explode and cause serious injuries. • Injuries can be serious 3rd degree burns, and can also cause death. • Fake batteries can also cause malfunctioning of phone, over-heating of the device and can damage other parts of the phone. • So buying genuine Smartphone and Laptop batteries from us is the best option for you.

  21. Calibrate Occasionally • Always keeping the Power Cable plugged in for fully charging is OK. • Fully charge and then discharge the battery once a month. • This is done to make the phoneand laptop meter accurate.

  22. Why choose us? • We are Trusted UK Seller, supplying genuine OEM products, with 60 days return policy. • Our products are 100% compatible and come with One year or lifetime warranty. • We only deliver value for money quality products, with the best possible service.

  23. Who we are • DaneloPower (Established in 2003) is a leading supplier of Batteries, Power Adapters and Chargers within Europe and the rest of the world. • We have built strong relationships with battery and accessory manufacturers.  • We supply customers across Europe including distributors, computer dealers as well as product owners themselves.

  24. Contact Us • Address • Danelo Power Ltd • 497 Rice Lane • Liverpool • Merseyside UK • L9 8AP • Telephone • 0151 523 4250 (9.00 am - 5.00pm) • International: +44 (0) 151 523 4250 • Email • sales@danelopower.co.uk • https://www.facebook.com/DaneloPower/ • https://twitter.com/DaneloPower • https://plus.google.com/115632331954013438390/posts • https://in.pinterest.com/danelopower/ • https://www.instagram.com/danelopower/ • https://danelopower.wordpress.com/

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