So that your phone doesn't have only 5% battery left at the end of the day, try these simple rules.
Method 1: For iOS: "Don't uninstall unused apps too often, it will only make things worse", Apple's chief technology officer wrote in response to a question about downloading apps.
And Android phones, due to the incredibly fragmented platform, may be effective in doing the opposite. But it also depends on the different phones, manufacturers, Android versions, and the means of the app developer.
Method 2.Restart or shut down your phone completely. Especially on Android phones, there are annoying system processes that are constantly collecting caches and scraping search indexes, all of which drain battery power. Therefore, you will need to restart your phone every few days or use your phone's lock screen cleanup feature.
Method 3.Don't let your phone drain the battery completely. With modern lithium-polymer batteries, completely running out of power will only accelerate the battery's consumption cycle.
Method 4: Don't leave your smartphone plugged in overnight. The constant flow of current through the battery reduces its capacity over time. This is no secret to the developers of electronic devices, who have long learned to disconnect from the power supply when the phone is fully charged.
Method 5.If you have a smartphone with an OLED screen (new Samsung Galaxy, iPhone X and Xs, etc.), then the pixels on it will glow on their own and will not be illuminated by side lights like LCD screens. Therefore, the brighter the pixel, the more power the smartphone consumes. To save power, use a dark app theme or a black desktop background. By the way, in this way, the working time of the phone will increase significantly.
Method 6.Modern lithium batteries have no memory effect, so you can start charging your phone when the battery is 45% and at least 73% left.
Rule 7: The maximum battery consumption of smartphones occurs in areas with poor network signal reception, whether in mobile networks or Wi-Fi environments. When the signal strength is low, the smartphone begins to amplify its own signal receiver to stay connected. This mostly happens in places with weak signals, such as subways. You can turn your phone to "airplane mode" while riding the subway.
Of course, the above method is for reference only.
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