Smartphone battery charge is much longer
The most important part of the smartphone is the battery. The phone's battery is inaccessible. Again, minor accidents can also lead to major accidents. Currently, almost all phone manufacturers use lithium-ion batteries. Hopefully, this battery can be used for a long time with a single charge only with a little care. Let's take a look at ways to keep the smartphone battery charged longer:
Eliminate misconceptions
Many people think that the battery of a smartphone has to pay 100% at a time. And the charge should not be given until the charge goes down from 1 to 5 percent. Experts, however, say that lithium-ion batteries are stressed rather than 100 percent charged or fully charged. This weakens the chemicals in the battery. As a result, the battery life is reduced.
According to experts, the battery charge should be between 5 and 8 percent. Keep in mind that the charge should not fall below 20 percent to minimize charges. Overnight smartphone charge is not a problem, however. Because many smartphones of today can understand themselves, when it is 100 percent charged. Then the phone itself stopped charging.
Awareness of temperature
Chemicals in the center of lithium-ion batteries never prefer too high or too low temperatures. So we should try our best to keep the phone at normal temperature. Low or high temperatures accelerate the battery's internal corrosion. Therefore, the smartphone should not be placed in the car's engine or in direct sunlight. The battery can be overheated by absorbing heat.
Smartphones now have some applications for viewing battery temperatures. There are also several apps available on Google Play Store or Apple's Eye Store. Using them, the battery status is known regularly.
What happens if you are patient?
Wireless charging technology has been quite responsive. Fast-charging technology has come along. Up to 5 percent of the battery is being charged in just minutes. But with these technologies, the battery-related technology has not yet advanced. Lithium-ion is still in the 'slow down' policy. Unlike a rabbit, the battery lasts longer when charged at turtle speed. However, this does not mean that fast-charging or wireless charging technology is bad. But there are certain things to be aware of in order to take advantage of these. For fast-charging technology, the company's smartphone must use the same charger. The same principle applies for wireless charging. However, if that smartphone company validates the use of a charger made by another party, it can be used.
Keep the charge in the middle
If for some reason the smartphone has not been used for a while, two things to keep in mind. First, the battery should be kept close to 5 percent charged. Better to keep the battery in the middle than to fully charge or to keep it fully charged. The same policy should be followed for tabs. Second, the temperature should be taken into consideration. Can't be kept in a place where the phone is extra warm or cool.
Battery charges should not be completely eliminated, nor should the battery be charged 100 percent. Photo: Reuters
Battery charges should not be completely eliminated, nor should the battery be charged 100 percent. Photo: Reuters
Stay 'updated'
There is no option to update the phone's software to keep the battery useful for a long time. IOS and Android are improving day by day. These operating systems have lately been able to monitor many battery related issues. So try to use the latest version of the software.
There are other benefits if operating system software is updated. The latest app or software version enhances the security of the phone. It can prevent phones from 'malware' or 'virus'.
Once used more with charge
Each battery has a specific lifetime. The amount of chemicals inside it determines how long a battery can service. 100% charge every time and full use limits the battery life. For this you should try charging once and using it for a long time. Some things can take a long time to use the phone even if the charge is low cost. For example, to reduce the brightness of the mobile screen and to watch video and audio with headphones instead of the phone speaker.
There are some apps (Facebook, Messenger, Google Maps, etc.) that cost more battery charge. The less you can use these apps, the better. On the other hand, Bluetooth and GPS services quickly run out of battery charge. So they can be closed without need.
The most important part of the smartphone is the battery. The phone's battery is inaccessible. Again, minor accidents can also lead to major accidents. Currently, almost all phone manufacturers use lithium-ion batteries. Hopefully, this battery can be used for a long time with a single charge only with a little care. Let's take a look at ways to keep the smartphone battery charged longer:
Eliminate misconceptions
Many people think that the battery of a smartphone has to pay 100% at a time. And the charge should not be given until the charge goes down from 1 to 5 percent. Experts, however, say that lithium-ion batteries are stressed rather than 100 percent charged or fully charged. This weakens the chemicals in the battery. As a result, the battery life is reduced.
According to experts, the battery charge should be between 5 and 8 percent. Keep in mind that the charge should not fall below 20 percent to minimize charges. Overnight smartphone charge is not a problem, however. Because many smartphones of today can understand themselves, when it is 100 percent charged. Then the phone itself stopped charging.
Awareness of temperature
Chemicals in the center of lithium-ion batteries never prefer too high or too low temperatures. So we should try our best to keep the phone at normal temperature. Low or high temperatures accelerate the battery's internal corrosion. Therefore, the smartphone should not be placed in the car's engine or in direct sunlight. The battery can be overheated by absorbing heat.
Smartphones now have some applications for viewing battery temperatures. There are also several apps available on Google Play Store or Apple's Eye Store. Using them, the battery status is known regularly.
What happens if you are patient?
Wireless charging technology has been quite responsive. Fast-charging technology has come along. Up to 5 percent of the battery is being charged in just minutes. But with these technologies, the battery-related technology has not yet advanced. Lithium-ion is still in the 'slow down' policy. Unlike a rabbit, the battery lasts longer when charged at turtle speed. However, this does not mean that fast-charging or wireless charging technology is bad. But there are certain things to be aware of in order to take advantage of these. For fast-charging technology, the company's smartphone must use the same charger. The same principle applies for wireless charging. However, if that smartphone company validates the use of a charger made by another party, it can be used.
Keep the charge in the middle
If for some reason the smartphone has not been used for a while, two things to keep in mind. First, the battery should be kept close to 5 percent charged. Better to keep the battery in the middle than to fully charge or to keep it fully charged. The same policy should be followed for tabs. Second, the temperature should be taken into consideration. Can't be kept in a place where the phone is extra warm or cool.
Battery charges should not be completely eliminated, nor should the battery be charged 100 percent. Photo: Reuters
Battery charges should not be completely eliminated, nor should the battery be charged 100 percent. Photo: Reuters
Stay 'updated'
There is no option to update the phone's software to keep the battery useful for a long time. IOS and Android are improving day by day. These operating systems have lately been able to monitor many battery related issues. So try to use the latest version of the software.
There are other benefits if operating system software is updated. The latest app or software version enhances the security of the phone. It can prevent phones from 'malware' or 'virus'.
Once used more with charge
Each battery has a specific lifetime. The amount of chemicals inside it determines how long a battery can service. 100% charge every time and full use limits the battery life. For this you should try charging once and using it for a long time. Some things can take a long time to use the phone even if the charge is low cost. For example, to reduce the brightness of the mobile screen and to watch video and audio with headphones instead of the phone speaker.
There are some apps (Facebook, Messenger, Google Maps, etc.) that cost more battery charge. The less you can use these apps, the better. On the other hand, Bluetooth and GPS services quickly run out of battery charge. So they can be closed without need.