While cell phone manufacturers promise battery improvements with each new model released, it only takes a few months for smartphone performance to drop.
But it turns out that it is not always a device failure. Most of the time the use you give to the cell phone is largely responsible for the battery not lasting as long as you would like.
What happens if I charge my cell phone before the battery is completely discharged?
Using the cell phone while charging, letting the battery drain completely and using non-original chargers are some of the reasons why your smartphone may not perform the same after several months of use.
One way to take care of the battery of your cell phone and make it perform better is by deactivating from time to time functions that you do not use, but that come for default.
Android features you can disable to save battery
- GPS: If you don’t have to share your location with anyone for some important reason, it’s best to disable your location as it consumes a lot of battery.
- Mobile data: When you are at home or connected to WiFi, you do not need to have mobile data activated. They make your cell phone download faster and you spend your data package.
- Bluetooth: This tool is very useful when we want to connect to another device, such as speakers, headphones or another cell phone. However, it consumes a lot of battery when it is active unnecessarily.
- Wifi: Unlike with data, if you are away from home and are using your mobile data to browse the Internet, you do not need to have WiFi activated.
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Source: Eluniverso
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