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selladurai
selladurai

Reputation: 6779

How to save the Battery life in Android Phone?

I want to know about the battery usage percentage for each apps and available battery power in the android.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 1319

Answers (4)

GeekinCharge
GeekinCharge

Reputation: 1

The tips here are already good. I'd just add using a battery limiter like Chargie to extend battery capacity.

However, for the measurement of battery usage percentage for each apps and available battery power in the android, you can try these third party apps:

AccuBattery: Provides detailed information about battery health, usage statistics, and charging patterns.

GSam Battery Monitor: Offers extensive battery usage data and helps you identify apps that are draining your battery.

Battery HD: Displays real-time information about battery usage and can estimate how long your battery will last under different scenarios.

Upvotes: -1

Bhargav Bhatt
Bhargav Bhatt

Reputation: 1

For the most optimised usage and battery backup do the following:-

  • Minimum brightness and dont use auto brightness.
  • Turn of WIFI, bluetooth, data pack, GPS and auto rotation when not needed.
  • Set your wallpaper as dark (total black colour wallpaper is the best)
  • In Setting->developer option-> turn off Window animation scale, Transition animation scale and Animator duration scale.
  • Turn Off Vibrator mode
  • Moreover when low battery, change to silent mode instead of vibrate mode.

Upvotes: 0

selladurai
selladurai

Reputation: 6779

Settings » About phone » Battery use

The following ways are used to save battery life in Android:

 •Disable 3G connectivity and tell the device to only use 2G networks.
 •Put your phone on standby mode when you are not using it.
 •Set your screen timeout to the shortest length possible.
 •Use the Power Control widget.
 •Reduce the brightness of your display.
 •Put the device in “Airplane Mode” while on an airline flight.
 •When traveling, take your charger as well as a USB cable with you and get a car charger.
 •Set a reasonable update frequency for apps.
 •Turn off the phone vibration function.
 •Turn off the GPS.
 •Turn off the Bluetooth feature when not needed.
 •Turn off the wireless feature when not needed or set a Wi-Fi timeout.
 •Switch off auto-sync.
 •Do not leave applications running when you don’t need them.
 •Turn off “Background data” usage.
 •Don’t drain the battery.

Upvotes: 6

CommonsWare
CommonsWare

Reputation: 1006674

There are no APIs for getting the information you seek, other than gross battery level via BatteryManager and a sticky broadcast.

Upvotes: 4

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