Not again.

Grab your phone.

Great.

8%.

Just charge it in the car on the way is what everybody does, but that doesn't make it right.

It's high time we all stopped making the same mistakes, starting with keeping the case on while charging phones put out heat through their back plates.

But a heavy case might prevent that heat from escaping.

This usually isn't a problem in a healthy phone, but if yours overheats for other reasons, you'd better take the case off and forget about leaving your phone on a bed when his blood in the device needs.

Ah, hard flat surface.

Using your phone.

When you have bad service places with spotty reception, make your phone work overtime because it's constantly trying to send signals to a cell tower.

And when it fails to make a connection, it has to send the signal again with increased power.

This train's the battery and strains the device to switch to airplane mode until the service is back to normal.

Using your phone during charging any device needs a break from working once in a while, don't you?

The same goes for your phone.

Let it rest when it's plugged in, or at least try to keep your phone idle most of the time.

While it's getting some jujubes, it's a gaming or watching videos.

It can disrupt the battery's charging cycle, charging in the car If you like anyone, use a car's lighter port to charge your phone and listen up.

That port usually provides 12 volts of power while your phone only needs five volts to charge.

That's why you need an adapter to safely regulate the voltage.

If it's not made by your manufacturer or is acting up, your phone can get too much power, which can cause problems with the battery in the long run.

Using anti virus amps.

Most smart phones already have virus protection.

Yet downloaded antivirus abs can drain.

Your battery will not giving much in return.

If you don't browse sketchy sides or download APS outside of the official store, you're probably perfectly fine going without a mobile anti virus, not optimizing chrome.

Many phone users surf the net with this browser, but have no idea there's a way to tweak it.

Open the chrome home page tap in the upper right corner to see the drop down menu and go to settings.

Then choose data saver and toggle the switch to enable it.

Now you get faster browsing and save mobile data, using your phone as a camera way too much while you're trying to capture that perfect selfie, your phone is trying to handle all the stress you're putting it through.

It takes a lot of work to process the camera's focus functions and record the images and sounds.

This takes a toll on the battery to any time you use the camera, especially if you plan on taking lots of pictures.

Turn airplane mode on the phone will take a break from its usual tasks, like sending you alerts and hunting for service, never restarting your phone.

Restarting the phone clears.

It's random access memory, or RAM that stores unnecessary data.

You don't have to do it every day, but try to restart the device at least once a week.

It can improve performance and battery life, avoiding a wireless charging path.

Your phone's charger port is probably the most sensitive part of the gadget since it's subjected to so much wear and tear.

A wireless charging pad provides some much needed relief from all that plugging.

Besides, wireless charging is more convenient.

Not getting rid of bloatware.

Yeah, bloatware.

Those athlete come pre installed on your phone and use up your memory.

They might also slow your phone down.

If you don't plan to use them, it's better to disable or delete them if you can.

Unfortunately, not all factor included acts can be uninstalled plumber going overboard with visual effects.

A bright and flashy wallpaper on a screen filled with widgets looks cool, and it's convenient.

But all these things put extra load on the device and effective performance.

Switch to a simple background image.

And don't forget to delete all widgets that update automatically, not formatting your SD card.

If your abs keep crashing for no reason.

Ah, corrupt SD card might be to blame.

That's why formatting years can give your phone a much needed boost.

Besides, it'll delete any unnecessary junk files created by the Android system and various APS not using internal memory for APS.

You might think that story most of her APS on an SD card is a good idea because it frees up internal storage.

I just moved a lot of mine over today in fact, But in reality, internal memory is way faster than SD cards, even if it limits the storage.

If there's not enough space for all your abs in the internal memory, move on Lee.

Those ABS you don't use much to the SD card.

Okay, I guess I'll go do that.

Not keeping everything else in the cloud.

All your selfies pictures of your sleeping cat, important documents and downloaded music should go to the cloud.

It'll make it easier for your phone to operate, and all your stuff will be accessible across different devices.

Plus, it frees up internal storage, closing APS manually.

Doing so to save battery is a waste of time.

Background.

ABS aren't actually active and don't use much power.

They're just ready to jump into action instantly.

If you manually close them and open them again later, your phone has to use more energy on it.

Do it on Lee if you need to restart an unresponsive AB, not clearing the cash.

The APS You don't open often but still want to keep on your device like your food delivery service is still consume a lot of space when they're not in use.

Old cache data can lead a lagging and crashing, so clear it regularly.

Just keep in mind that this will delete any preferences.

The APA save like that.

You can't stand pineapple on your pizza, keeping things you don't need on.

There are gaps I don't really need to track your location, but still.

D'Oh!

Also, Bluetooth is on by default on most devices and how many of us forget to turn the WiFi off when we're not using it?

Try to remember to turn them off their drinking up your battery and slowing down your phone using an unofficial charger.

Official.

Chargers have important safety settings like controlling the amount of current delivered to the battery.

Not all off brand chargers could do that, and too much current delivered to a battery leads to its degradation.

Remember the car thing?

Yeah, If you've lost the charger that goes with your phone, invest in a manufacturer made replacement, letting your phone get cold.

Maybe you'd like to snowboard with your phone in your pocket.

Perhaps you're absent minded and left it in the car overnight.

Whenever the cause, letting your phone get too cold makes it work super slow or even shut down completely for some time.

Your battery works properly, thanks to all kinds of chemical reactions happening inside.

Plunging temperatures mess those important processes up, draining or charging the battery completely.

Your phone battery doesn't like roller coaster ring all the way down to zero and back up to 100%.

Better Keep the battery between 40 and 80% if you want it to serve you longer, not checking your amps.

Sometimes just one poorly designed app keeps stealing your phone's processing power and may even be the reason why it randomly shuts down.

Look through your smartphone's battery usage to pinpoint which app it is.

Try to find a better alternative if you can.

Skipping updates.

Operating system updates usually include bug fixes and tweaks that improve overall stability.

Translation.

Your phone will work more better.

The same goes for different APS updates.

Help you navigate them effortlessly, letting your phone sweat.

Remember how your phone doesn't like the cold.

It doesn't like the heat either.

It can cause a loss of electro light that helps your battery hold a charge.

If you're stuck outside on a scorching summer day, at least turn your phone off so it won't generate its own heat.

So now you know.

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