The moment you think it’s time to start loading your smartphone is probably as personal as your hairstyle. I doubt that someone is completely agreed on when to connect again, except when it is not out of juice. While some may be well with 50% in the middle of the day, others can panic, only a little, when they reach 38%. At least that’s what a new Talker Research study says.
In a survey of 2000 people in the USA.
A third of respondents wait until, for example, their iPhone warns them that the battery is running out (20% or less), and 13% are willing to wait until the energy decreases below 10%.
I have seen people adopt much more risky approaches, with only 1% on their phone and, in some way, they seem not to worry. Maybe they always have an additional back battery in their rear pocket.
However, research indicates that there may be some generational differences in our battery approach. The Zers gene reaches a load cable long before its millenary counterparts, Gen X and Boomer, connecting as soon as 44%.
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In my own anecdotal survey in X, I discovered that most began to worry about battery life when it reaches 20%. That is even more than those who seem worried to 10%.
This makes sense to me. 20% has long been my trigger, which means that I connect and rarely see 10% or less. There is, by the way, a small contingent that is loaded when the battery life reaches 60%. They are, I bet, part of the crowd “ABC” (always loading).
I received some comments about X that they told me that there was no need to “panic” and that they discovered that some phones, such as the Samsung Galaxy series, had a good enough battery life that rarely worries.
What you can do
The point is that you have much more control over the life and longevity of the battery of your smartphone than you think.
First, Android and iOS, together with AI and automatic hardware learning, make their battery part to administer the battery life, especially the longevity of the battery. That is why its battery is not always charged 100%. The system has to administer the health of the battery so that the duration of 100% of the battery experiences when buying the phone for the first time is not radically different from the 100% battery duration that obtains six months later.
Under configuration/battery, you can see the health of its battery and the percentage that can really charge (95% capacity, 80% capacity, etc.)
For the day -to -day life of the battery, there are a handful of tips widely used for iOS and Android that can significantly extend their load while it has a minimum impact on the telephone operation.
Then, instead of panic about 38% of the battery life, it can take charge, and perhaps show friends to drop the battery life at 10% what to do, so they can spend the rest of the night without being tied to a wall outlet.
IPhone battery tips
- Residue its brightness (under control center)
- Turn on automatic brightness (in configuration/accessibility)
- In Wi -Fi configuration, turn off the cell service
- Enable low power mode (in configuration/drums)
- Turn off the background activity (general/background/background configuration)
- Adjust the mail search intervals (configurations/accounts and passwords/obtain new data)
- Disable location services in an application application (configuration/privacy/location services)
- Notifications of Tamp Down (configuration/notifications)
Android battery tips
- Reduce the screen brightness (slide down from the top to access control)
- Adjust your screen waiting time settings (usually in configuration/screen)
- Use the dark mode (usually in configuration/screen)
- Turn off the vibrations and keyboard sounds (configuration/sounds and vibration)
- Light energy saving (configuration/drums)
- Turn on applications not used to sleep (configuration/battery/background use limits)
- Disable cell service in Wi -Fi situations (configuration/connections)
There are more ways to manage battery life and, especially on Android phones, specific battery savings characteristics for each manufacturer. I suggest that you fall in your configuration to see what you can adjust.
If everything else fails, it is always a good idea to travel with a cable and load adapter, and also a portable charger.
ABC friends, a … b … c.
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