[Official Thread] Battery Life

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fulmix

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Nov 28, 2012
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Hi guys!

For all people who want to know how to increase battery life!
Here we will put all solutions and information how to this.


1. Disable WiFi/Mobile Network - GPS - Bluetooth if you do not use them!
2. Set display brightness manually and reduce it (Settings » Sound & Display » Brightness)
3. Reduce screen timeout (Settings » Sound & display » Screen timeout)
4. Do not leave applications running and when you close them, close also from Recent Apps
5. Turn off Location system (Settings » Location & Security » Uncheck the boxes for Google Location Services and GPS Services)
6. Do not use Live Wallpapers, this will decrease your battery life!
7. Turn unnecessary hardware features off like 4G LTE network ;)
8. Remove unused widgets from Home
9. Uninstall unused applications and keep your memory free
10. Have a Dual Core smartphone? Disable the last one! Attention. This will increase your battery life but will decrease your performance! (http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=36523894&postcount=1)
11. Turn off auto-sync. This will increase your battery more. ;)


Have you got other solutions? Tell us! And we will put it into first post. :laugh:

regards,
fulmix
 
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w1040

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Jan 5, 2013
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Hi guys!

For all people who want to know how to increase battery life!
Here we will put all solutions and information how to this.


1. Disable WiFi/Mobile Network - GPS - Bluetooth if you do not use them!
2. Set display brightness to Auto or Reduce it (Settings » Sound & Display » Brightness)
3. Reduce screen timeout (Settings » Sound & display » Screen timeout)
4. Do not leave applications running and when you close them, close also from Recent Apps
5. Turn off Location system (Settings » Location & Security » Uncheck the boxes for Google Location Services and GPS Services)
6. Do not use Live Wallpapers, this will decrease your battery life!
7. Turn unnecessary hardware features off like 4G LTE network ;)
8. Remove unused widgets from Home
9. Uninstall unused applications and keep your memory free
10. Have a Dual Core smartphone? Disable the last one! Attention. This will increase your battery life but will decrease your performance! (http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=36523894&postcount=1)


Have you got other solutions? Tell us! And we will put it into first post. :laugh:

regards,
fulmix

i dont think setting the brightness to auto will increase battery life. it will decrease more likely! setting the brightness manually would be a good idea than auto. since auto requires energy to change the brightness now and then.

anyway keep up!
 
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ayyu3m

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i dont think setting the brightness to auto will increase battery life. it will decrease more likely! setting the brightness manually would be a good idea than auto. since auto requires energy to change the brightness now and then.

anyway keep up!
Yeah. What you said is true. Auto means, the sensor has to work also, to detect the luminosity of external environment. This will call other processes and so forth...eventually using battery...I always use manual method..
 
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MaartenXDA

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Nice work, will help out a lot of people.
But why Official thread? Nothing official about it?

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ayyu3m

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Nice work, will help out a lot of people.
But why Official thread? Nothing official about it?

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i think what he meant to say is official thread for battery life recommendations and discussion. let it be, this way, others may not create another battery performance thread. i think this has a nice touch by putting recommendations in OP.

had a similar thread in HD2 Android.
 

MaartenXDA

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i think what he meant to say is official thread for battery life recommendations and discussion. let it be, this way, others may not create another battery performance thread. i think this has a nice touch by putting recommendations in OP.

had a similar thread in HD2 Android.

Oh okay. You're right, It's quite convenient to add that. @OP, nice work!

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w1040

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i just realised you forgot to add disable auto-sync? this is the biggest part of what draining our battery.

or this tips are only based officially from htc websites?
 
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fulmix

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Nov 28, 2012
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R: [Official Thread] Battery Life

Yes I wrote Official thread for people that search threads for battery life.
I forgot auto-sync... Thank you!

These information aren't from websites in web but only from people in xda! ;)

Sent from my HTC Desire X using xda premium
 

lwnkstnr

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AW: [Official Thread] Battery Life

JuiceDefender seems to be great. But I didn't tested it really so I don't know whether it really improves battery life.
 

fulmix

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R: [Official Thread] Battery Life

I will test it ;)

Sent from my HTC Desire X using xda premium
 

rzwnk

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Greenify

greenify is also a nice solution for this
battery life concern, this will increase battery life considerably
and this will include other benefits too... like less data usage
 

Da Londo

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In Settings-wifi-advanced I checked Best Wi-Fi performance and it drained like hell, so, if wifi is enabled, uncheck this one.
 

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    Hi guys!

    For all people who want to know how to increase battery life!
    Here we will put all solutions and information how to this.


    1. Disable WiFi/Mobile Network - GPS - Bluetooth if you do not use them!
    2. Set display brightness manually and reduce it (Settings » Sound & Display » Brightness)
    3. Reduce screen timeout (Settings » Sound & display » Screen timeout)
    4. Do not leave applications running and when you close them, close also from Recent Apps
    5. Turn off Location system (Settings » Location & Security » Uncheck the boxes for Google Location Services and GPS Services)
    6. Do not use Live Wallpapers, this will decrease your battery life!
    7. Turn unnecessary hardware features off like 4G LTE network ;)
    8. Remove unused widgets from Home
    9. Uninstall unused applications and keep your memory free
    10. Have a Dual Core smartphone? Disable the last one! Attention. This will increase your battery life but will decrease your performance! (http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=36523894&postcount=1)
    11. Turn off auto-sync. This will increase your battery more. ;)


    Have you got other solutions? Tell us! And we will put it into first post. :laugh:

    regards,
    fulmix
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    Hi guys!

    For all people who want to know how to increase battery life!
    Here we will put all solutions and information how to this.


    1. Disable WiFi/Mobile Network - GPS - Bluetooth if you do not use them!
    2. Set display brightness to Auto or Reduce it (Settings » Sound & Display » Brightness)
    3. Reduce screen timeout (Settings » Sound & display » Screen timeout)
    4. Do not leave applications running and when you close them, close also from Recent Apps
    5. Turn off Location system (Settings » Location & Security » Uncheck the boxes for Google Location Services and GPS Services)
    6. Do not use Live Wallpapers, this will decrease your battery life!
    7. Turn unnecessary hardware features off like 4G LTE network ;)
    8. Remove unused widgets from Home
    9. Uninstall unused applications and keep your memory free
    10. Have a Dual Core smartphone? Disable the last one! Attention. This will increase your battery life but will decrease your performance! (http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=36523894&postcount=1)


    Have you got other solutions? Tell us! And we will put it into first post. :laugh:

    regards,
    fulmix

    i dont think setting the brightness to auto will increase battery life. it will decrease more likely! setting the brightness manually would be a good idea than auto. since auto requires energy to change the brightness now and then.

    anyway keep up!
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    i dont think setting the brightness to auto will increase battery life. it will decrease more likely! setting the brightness manually would be a good idea than auto. since auto requires energy to change the brightness now and then.

    anyway keep up!
    Yeah. What you said is true. Auto means, the sensor has to work also, to detect the luminosity of external environment. This will call other processes and so forth...eventually using battery...I always use manual method..