Do you remember the days when we could use mobile phones for even a week without charging? The development of mobile computing led to the booming smartphone market. Everyone is changing to an iPhone or Android phone now.
The problem is that most smartphones don’t last longer than a day. So, how can we improve the battery life? Check out the solutions suggested below, or consider buying a new battery from A1batterypro.
There are some tricks that you can try to get the best out of the battery. Big display is the biggest battery hog, so you can try reducing the brightness and timeout till the screen is turned off. You can also turn off unused functionalities such as Bluetooth, Wifi, GPS or disable location services. You should also uninstall unnecessary apps because many of them are still running in background and draining your battery juice. Those tricks could improve your battery life but you will still need to charge it at the end of every day.
We will still have to experience very poor battery life on our smartphones in 2014. Smartphone manufacturers are using lithium-ion battery which is safe, straightforward and cheap, but it has some disadvantages. The battery includes graphite anode which is very large to store power, that’s why the battery is still quite big overall. They are trying to find alternatives like silicon anode. The anode could help increase the capacity by 10 times, however, the layer of silicone could grow during charging and shrink when discharging, the feature is unacceptable in a sturdy design as the battery could damage itself and the phone.
Therefore, lithium-ion battery is still being used until we can find more revolutionary ideas.
Tariqur Rahman says
I want to see this time when be battery life is seven day.My smartphone battery capacity very good but i charging it everyday.