Name: あなたの携帯電話のバッテリーを長持ちさせるための21のクイックトリック (21 Quick Tricks to Make Your Phone Battery Last Longer)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T09:37:28.000Z
Duration: 8 min 37 s
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You’re out doing some holiday shopping when you see your battery is almost empty.

程度の副詞

Wait, it was at 100% this morning, and you barely touched the thing all day!

様態の副詞

What could you have done wrong to wear it down so quickly?

Might be any of these common battery-drainers!

Live wallpaper and other visual effects Yeah, they look cool, but they’re working

If you want your battery to last longer, choose a simple background image, preferably plain

Also, get rid of all the widgets on your home screen if they update automatically.

Power-hogging apps (oink-oink) Checking the battery usage regularly will

help you find out which apps take up too much power.

Do yourself a favor and think real hard if you need them.

If not, uninstall them without regrets and choose simpler alternatives if you can.

Hey, while you’re in there deleting power-hungry apps, check which ones in your vast collection

Sure, it seems so tempting to have tons of them at your fingertips, but do you really

need 5 different apps with daily exercises (that, let’s be honest, you’re not doing!).

A great way to cut down is to delete the apps that serve the same purpose or ones you haven't

The brighter your screen is, the more battery power is used.

You can either choose Auto mode for that feature or change it manually to gain more battery

Besides, a dimmer screen will save your eyes from strain and dryness.

You drain or charge the battery completely.

Your phone battery doesn't like extremes.

So waiting to charge the gadget when it turns off is a bad idea.

The same goes for charging the phone all the way up to 100%.

It's best to keep the battery between 40 - 80%.

Tons of push notifications Of course, alerts from some apps might be

But do you really need to see when it's time to rate the restaurant you had dinner at recently?

Most new apps you've just downloaded automatically think the answer is yes.

So do some tweaking in the Settings and turn off any unnecessary notifications.

Otherwise, apps will constantly check if there's something new to show you on the screen, and

you already know that screen is a big energy waster!

On most devices, Bluetooth is on by default even if you don't use it much.

Your phone battery has to work harder if Bluetooth is on since this feature requires power to

Most phones let you control Bluetooth from the Quick Settings menu.

Any device needs a break from work once in a while – your phone included.

Please let it rest while it's plugged in.

Or at least try to keep your phone idle most of the time while it's getting some juice.

If you keep gaming or watching videos, this can disrupt the battery charging cycle.

A long screen timeout Without you changing it, the screen will automatically

turn off usually after 1-2 minutes of not being used.

That’s way too long for anybody, so cut down the screen timeout.

You’ll notice a difference in your battery usage immediately.

Bad service We all know how annoying places with spotty

reception are, but it's even worse for your phone.

It works overtime, constantly sending signals and searching for a tower.

When your phone fails to make a connection, it must send the signal again with increased

As you can guess, this drains your battery fast.

Turn on Airplane Mode until the service gets back to normal or get on some Wi-Fi if you

Selfies in the elevator, impromptu attempts at film-making glory (or recording your sleeping

cat because it’s just so precious!) – take it easy on the pics and videos.

It takes a lot of battery power to work the camera’s focus and record the images and

Some apps let you choose a black background instead of the standard, usually bright one.

Making that switch will have an impactful battery-saving effect since black pixels use

Some phones even have an option of setting system-wide dark mode.

Ever left your phone in the car on a freezing winter day?

“Yeah, but I just needed to pop into the store for a loaf of bread!”

It’s what you tell yourself, but then you quickly see that the poor thing works super

slowly after that or even shuts down completely for some time.

Get this – your battery works because all sorts of chemical reactions are happening

Really low temperatures slow those crucial processes down.

So don’t let your digital friend get too cold!