With the continuous and unending advent of smartphones today, smartphone companies are trying their best to create smartphones with high battery quality and power. But considering the form, weight and position of the battery in the smartphone, there isn’t really much that power that can be put into the battery that will satiate our high smartphone use.

According to Google, search terms related to battery life on smartphones include but not limited to – “How can I extend my battery life?”, “Best tips and tricks to improve battery life”, “How do I make my Android battery last longer?” etc.

So it is up to we the users to find ways to be able to manipulate, conserve and manage the battery life on our smartphones. Here are a few tips to help you conserve the battery life on your smartphone.

Tips To Increase Android Battery Life

1. Controlling Vibrations and haptic feedback.

All smartphones are built with the vibration feature. This vibration is made possible by ‘An eccentric rotating mass vibration motor (ERM)’ that has an unbalanced load attached to it. The rotation of this load produces vibration. However, frequent vibrations will have a significant backdrop effect on your phone’s battery life, so it’s advisable you minimize it or turn it off completely. To do this, head over to Settings>>Sound . You can disable the vibrate on touch feature and some other vibration options you don’t need. Some custom keyboard also offer you the option of turning off vibration when typing.

2. Optimizing Your Screen Display

Screen display is one of the most battery consuming features on smartphones. Fortunately, we can monitor and control this option by editing a few options on our phone. The Adaptive Brightness also has a significant impact on the smartphone as it tries to control the ambient light but you can turn this off by navigating to Settings->>Display.. However, if you don’t like going through the stress of editing your phone brightness each you go indoors, you can just leave the automatic brightness. Also set the sleep option one minute or less as this controls how long the phone display is going to be ON after you have stopped using the phone.

3. Turn Off Wireless Services When Not In Use.

When WiFi and Bluetooth are not in use, you should make sure they are turned off. Leaving your WiFi or Bluetooth ON when not in use will keep draining your battery life as it continues to search for a connect at intervals.

This also applies to the GPS feature on your smartphone.

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