So that you don't have to look for an outlet every few hours, it is advisable to help a weak smartphone battery with these steps: First, manually reduce the screen brightness in the settings. A reduced brightness is completely sufficient indoors. If you go outside, you can slightly increase the brightness again.
In addition, the location can be deactivated as long as you do not plan navigation or the like. If so, you can at least reduce the precision. To do this, adjust the location type under "Settings -> Location -> Mode". Select the "Energy saving function" so that the smartphone only searches for your point of view via active WLAN and 3G network. If you surf the Internet on the go via the 3G network, you do not need WiFi. So you should turn this feature off. If you walk past residential buildings, restaurants or public hotspots, the smartphone constantly scans the WLAN networks - and that consumes electricity unnecessarily.
Because you usually sleep at night and don't want to be disturbed, you can even activate the flight mode of your mobile phone. Then all radio connections, including Bluetooth and NFC, which you should normally always have deactivated, are cut. Also, be sure to turn off the vibration when typing and the key tones. Google also introduced a new battery technology called Doze with Android 6 Lollipop. This comes into play when you disconnect your mobile device from the charger, do not move it and the screen is not active. In this case, the smartphone or tablet goes into energy-saving mode, and the operating system also prevents the network communication of the apps. As soon as you wake the device up again, all apps continue to work as usual. Android 5 and below do not offer you any special energy-saving mode ex-works. Under "Settings -> Battery protection" you can at least switch off the synchronization of the applications running in the background.
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In addition, the location can be deactivated as long as you do not plan navigation or the like. If so, you can at least reduce the precision. To do this, adjust the location type under "Settings -> Location -> Mode". Select the "Energy saving function" so that the smartphone only searches for your point of view via active WLAN and 3G network. If you surf the Internet on the go via the 3G network, you do not need WiFi. So you should turn this feature off. If you walk past residential buildings, restaurants or public hotspots, the smartphone constantly scans the WLAN networks - and that consumes electricity unnecessarily.
Because you usually sleep at night and don't want to be disturbed, you can even activate the flight mode of your mobile phone. Then all radio connections, including Bluetooth and NFC, which you should normally always have deactivated, are cut. Also, be sure to turn off the vibration when typing and the key tones. Google also introduced a new battery technology called Doze with Android 6 Lollipop. This comes into play when you disconnect your mobile device from the charger, do not move it and the screen is not active. In this case, the smartphone or tablet goes into energy-saving mode, and the operating system also prevents the network communication of the apps. As soon as you wake the device up again, all apps continue to work as usual. Android 5 and below do not offer you any special energy-saving mode ex-works. Under "Settings -> Battery protection" you can at least switch off the synchronization of the applications running in the background.
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