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Thursday, 6 February 2014

5 Android apps that will prolong your Battery life



Is your obsession with the 3D games on your Android having its toll on your device or is it your constant desire to tap away that is draining your battery life? Be it larger display sizes or the plethora of features that Android devices come packed with, the battery is the one thing that pays the price for all this. Here are some of the best options that the Google Play store offers you to save your battery power.

Battery Defender


Battery Defender is the most appropriate app for a simple smartphone. After installing Battery Defender, your notification bar will feature the accurate battery percentage. As trivial as it might seem, this feature keeps you updated on the exact battery percentage. It is backed up with several other useful features that customize your common networks so the features that you are not using do not drain a large share of your battery life. Another great feature that has made Battery Defender move up the list of apps, that help prolong battery life, is Genius Scan. It automatically synchs the phone after every 15 minutes. It also switches off Wi-Fi and other data connections at night.

Juice Defender


Juice Defender compacts several tools to keep your screen from dozing off. It is a free app which  comes packed with features that help you when you are managing connections like mobile data, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. It also allows you to fix and schedule background synching with the help of a number of presets. Juice Defender assists you in choosing the apps that are going to prove helpful in saving up on your battery life.

Juice Defender also comes in a Plus version. But this version is not available for free. The Plus version gives your battery life a hike by adding on to the features that are already present in the phone.

Go Power Master Battery Saver


This app’s flexibility makes it one of the best power-saving apps on the Google Play store. Go Power Battery Saver customizes the modes in accordance with the needs of the user. It keeps track of the apps you use most frequently and notifies you about the one which sucks out most battery life. Apart from a number of other features, you get two home screen widgets with the free version. The premium version, on the other hand, gives you three additional widgets and skins and themes for them. It also allows you to have control over how things show up in the notification bar.

Autorun Manager


The functionality of this app is quite similar to that of the other battery saving apps mentioned above. It comes in two modes; basic and advanced. This app can be most beneficial for the user when it automatically notifies him/her about the apps that have been launched. The user gets this notification as soon as the device boots.

Tasker


Out of all other battery saving options above, Tasker is the only one that offers more features than just specs for prolonging the battery life and task-killing. It requires the user to set time-outs so that data connections and other features which drain out power are switched off at night time. It personalizes the Android device in such a way that it handles media, texting, phone calls, and other functions.

One thing that’s important for smartphone users to note is that most apps work with what they can see on the phone, if you’ve got a malware or spy application for android on your phone then your battery will go out faster without you ever realizing what you did wrong. 

Although we need to remind ourselves that no matter how many apps we install for the conservation of battery life there will always be some bad apples that ruin the day. Some apps will take a chunk out and others won’t bug you much. It all boils down you to using your phone in the most effective and efficient manner possible.  

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