How to make your Android smartphone battery last longer

An android operating system offers exciting features such as WiFi, Bluetooth and GPS unfortunately, these features can cause the battery to drain quickly, however there are some tips which can help to conserve battery life. These tips are:



1. Dim the screen brightness:
       The screen display usually consumes the most of battery power. Most phones  include an auto brightness feature that can adjust the screen brightness to suit it's present lighting conditions; This mode uses less power and gives great result when trying to save or conserve battery.

2. Turn off the Bluetooth and WiFi:
      To save more battery, you can consider turning off your Bluetooth as this can add an hour or more to your battery life. Also WiFi just like Bluetooth is a battery drainer which should be turned off so as to get the best.

3. Don't leave apps running in background:
     An android smartphone feature which supports multi-tasking usually burns a lot of energy as every application that runs takes a share of your phone's processor and in turn drain your battery. To remove app(s) in background, simply tap the multi-tasking button below(usually right most) and swipe away apps to close.

4. Keep your screen's timeout short:
      Every second your screen stay on counts so you should consider reducing this figure to the minimum which is about 15 seconds. To do this you have to find an option by swiping from up to down of your phone screen, locate an option labelled screen timeout and reduce the time.

5. Don't You should prefer using a ringtone for a call alert than vibration because vibration uses more power than a ringtone does. So to ensure long battery life, you should consider turning off vibration.

6. Enable power-saving modes:
    Finally, to save power on your android smartphone you can enable battery-saving modes which have features like dimming the screen, reduce screen timeout and even prevent apps from running in background.