7 Undeniable Tips That You Need On How to Extend Android Battery Life

Is your Android device draining your battery fast? Would you like to extend the batter life of your device?

This short article will help you find useful battery tips which will let you extend battery life of your Droid.

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 Optimize Your Screen

With the increasing wide screen users which unfortunately uses most of our battery, however, not minding the size of the screen big or "small", optimizing the use of your android device screen is a good idea.
I advice you to use automatic brightness or reduce its brightness. Do same to the sleep mode, the quicker your screen goes to sleep, the longer the battery lasts.

 Remove Unnecessary Widgets

Get rid of widgets which updates every few minutes on your desktop, widgets like facebook, twitter, weather etc.
If you want to see weather updates, simply go to weather app instead of having it display on your screen. The same applies to most widgets.

Get Rid of Unwanted Apps

Installing too much apps will do nothing other than quickly drain your battery. Most apps run in background, connect to internet or do what you can't imagine behind your back consuming battery power.
uninstalling unwanted apps will not only save memory but will also improve batter life.  To uninstall unwanted apps you can use the default uninstall feature in your device.
Just got to Settings - storage and make more space Done!

Avoid Ad-Supported Apps

Most free Android apps we use, uses much more battery to locate users and display ads. I advice, you buy paid apps or turn of mobile data and wifi when using free ones.

De-activate GPS If You Are Not Using It

GPS consumes more battery than you can imagine.
To deactivate GPS, locate Settings - Location - and uncheck GPS Satellites.

De-activate Wifi When Not In Use

This is one of the most important and most neglected tips to save Android battery. WIFI, when not in used is the highest battery consumer (cos it keeps trying to connect to any wifi signal in the area.)
Switch off Wifi when not connected. To make this process easy, you can place a power widget on your home screen and On/Off Wifi with one tap.

Look For The Battery Eater and Get Rid of It

You will be surprise to find a very small app or widget responsible for the draining of your battery. For this reason, you should take a look at what is going on inside your Android device.
To see what's killing your batter most, go to Settings - Power - Usage. Take a look at the result and see.

Do you have any tips apart from this ones? Kindly share with us