Many people forget about the charge of the smartphone due to the busyness of Eid’s work, chatting and roaming around. Now know how to keep your smartphone charged for a long time even in the busyness of Eid and the power crisis.
Always keep the screen brightness in ‘Auto’ or ‘Adaptive Brightness’ mode. Also use dark mode on smartphone instead of normal mode.
Go to settings and set the screen timeout time to 60 seconds or less (eg 30 seconds). This will not result in unnecessary charge wastage.
Avoid using GPS-dependent apps like Google Maps or Strava if you’re short on charge. These apps use a lot of battery to track the location of the smartphone in the background.
If the charge is completely low, go to the phone settings and turn on the low-power mode or battery saver option. This will keep the smartphone charged by turning off unnecessary background activity.
Carry a charged power bank while traveling or before visiting a relative’s house.
Excessively hot or cold temperatures cause permanent damage to smartphone batteries. So don’t leave your smartphone in direct sunlight or overheated place during Eid holidays.
Source: The New York Times
