Samsung Galaxy S3 - Better Battery life Tips
Cure for Samsung Galaxy S3 battery problems
Some quick solutions that you can use: [this can be useful for other Samsung smart phone also]
1) Remove all ad-supported apps.
2) Replace with paid apps (sorry, but they aren't great).
3) Keep your application manifest trimmed to a minimum number of essential apps.
4) Turn off WiFi (and Bluetooth) when not in use.
5) Most importantly, go to settings -> sync and turn off both forms of syncing (background). It will dramatically improve battery life in most cases.
6) [ Good one ] - I have found one more thing in my mobile. In Settings -> Developer Options -> Limit Background Processes. Instead of default option of Standard Limit, I have set it to 1 or 2 Process only and It works
7) A somewhat more complex solution is to use BetterBatteryStats to figure out exactly what is draining your battery. Generally speaking, your phone is designed to go into a low power state when not in use, in which only its most essential features are available (such as calls and SMS). However, a few poorly designed components (and user installed apps) can interfere with this process. BetterBatteryStats can (with root permissions) determine exactly what app or process is draining your power.
Will add more...in future....keep visit & check...Thanks.
Cure for Samsung Galaxy S3 battery problems
Some quick solutions that you can use: [this can be useful for other Samsung smart phone also]
1) Remove all ad-supported apps.
2) Replace with paid apps (sorry, but they aren't great).
3) Keep your application manifest trimmed to a minimum number of essential apps.
4) Turn off WiFi (and Bluetooth) when not in use.
5) Most importantly, go to settings -> sync and turn off both forms of syncing (background). It will dramatically improve battery life in most cases.
6) [ Good one ] - I have found one more thing in my mobile. In Settings -> Developer Options -> Limit Background Processes. Instead of default option of Standard Limit, I have set it to 1 or 2 Process only and It works
7) A somewhat more complex solution is to use BetterBatteryStats to figure out exactly what is draining your battery. Generally speaking, your phone is designed to go into a low power state when not in use, in which only its most essential features are available (such as calls and SMS). However, a few poorly designed components (and user installed apps) can interfere with this process. BetterBatteryStats can (with root permissions) determine exactly what app or process is draining your power.
Will add more...in future....keep visit & check...Thanks.
No comments:
Post a Comment