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Why does android's battery gets drain so fast?-Battery problems in Android Phones

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The main reason for battery in android phones getting drained is unused apps/services running in background(excluding hardware problems). Many of the android users are facing battery problems.Within couple of hours battery drains without using anything.If 3G/4G data are used,then battery gets nil within an hour.<br />
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Want to know what's draining your battery? Android makes it easy: Head to Settings > Battery to pull up a list of exactly which apps have used up your battery power. The worst battery hogs are listed at the top — and if they're apps or features you can live without, it may be best to disable them.<br />
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<u>What you need and what you don't</u></h4>
Even if you know what's draining your battery, it may not be immediately obvious what to do to fix it. Some things like phone talk time aren't easy to simply stop using — after all, you probably own a phone so you can make and take calls on the go. But there are other functions you can live without, and maximizing your battery life is about figuring out which ones.<br />
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Some manufacturers, like Samsung and HTC, make it easy by offering a low power mode you can run in or set to turn on when your battery reaches a certain percentage. These modes will automatically dim the screen, limit the processor's speed and turn off vibration feedback, among other things.<br />
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If your phone doesn't have a low power mode or you want to customize your setting, here are the features you can turn off (or tweak) without much impact on your day-to-day usage.<br />
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<u>Lower your screen brightness</u></h4>
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Chances are that screen brightness was somewhere near the top of your battery use list. You can make a few easy tweaks to reduce battery drain from screen brightness. Go to Settings > Display > Brightness, and dial down the brightness to the low end of your comfort zone.<br />
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Similarly, you can set the screen time-out to one minute or less of inactivity to minimize battery drain. Go to Settings > Display > Sleep, and set it to the lowest setting for the best energy savings. If the low-end setting at 15 seconds is too quick for you, 1 minute is a reasonable time-out.<br />
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If your device has an AMOLED screen (check with your manufacturer), you can enjoy big power savings just by using a black background for your home screen. That's because AMOLED screens use less power to display black. You may be surprised how much these small tweaks help.<br />
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<u>Disable Bluetooth</u></h4>
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If you don't use any Bluetooth accessories with your phone, it's an easy call to turn off Bluetooth entirely. But even if you do use Bluetooth devices, you probably don't use them all the time. To minimize battery drain, switch off Bluetooth when not in use under Settings > Bluetooth.<br />
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<u>Turn off GPS</u></h4>
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Though we love location services, which allow us to do things like navigate in unfamiliar areas, find nearby restaurants or check in to favorite places on Facebook or Foursquare, we don't always need them. In KitKat, go to Settings > Location, and change your location mode from high accuracy to battery savings to lower your battery drain. In this menu, you can also see applications and services using locations and gauge whether or not they really need it. If you aren't on KitKat yet, you may be able to turn GPS off entirely.<br />
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<u>Turn off voice services</u></h4>
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Your device may include voice services that drain your battery by always listening for a command. Turn off that feature by opening Google Settings (a separate app from Settings) and going to Search & Now > Voice, and then unchecking hotword detection, which prevents your phone from constantly waiting to hear if you say "OK Google" to search.<br />
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Turn off NFC. Your phone may or may not have NFC. If it does and you don't use NFC (which powers Android Beam and other wireless features), you don't need to leave it turned on. To disable NFC, go to Settings > More, and uncheck NFC.<br />
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<u>Watch your Wi-Fi</u></h4>
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If you're in an area without Wi-Fi, turn off Wi-Fi to prevent your Android device from using power by regularly checking for Wi-Fi networks. If you don't need data connection at all, turn on airplane mode, which also disables cellular data and Bluetooth. This is no good if you're waiting for an email, but it's a great way to save battery life if you're out of range of cellular service or are only doing offline tasks.<br />
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If you're in an area with Wi-Fi, using Wi-Fi will drain your battery less than pulling down data in cellular mode. So if you're going to be streaming video, syncing or downloading data, keep Wi-Fi running. Tweak your Wi-Fi settings under Settings > Wi-Fi. If you want to turn on airplane mode, go to Settings > More > Airplane mode.<br />
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<u>Stop syncing everything</u></h4>
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Your Android device helpfully tries to sync all your data with your Google account. While this is great for things like calendar and email, it can drain your battery and pump up data usage when it syncs things like photos. To make sure your phone isn't constantly backing up things you don't want or need to back up, go to Settings and then click your account listed under accounts. From there, click on your email address to see everything Google is syncing. Uncheck anything you'd rather not sync.<br />
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<u>Manage your settings with widgets</u></h4>
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To more easily wrangle some of these settings, add Android's power widget to your home screen. Go to Widgets, then select Power Control and drag it where you'd like it on your screen. This widget lets you tweak settings for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, location settings, syncing and screen brightness with a simple click rather than making you dig through settings menus.<br />
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<u>Let an app manage your settings for you</u></h4>
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Lots of apps in Google Play help you get the most out of your battery, but our favorite is Juice Defender. Juice Defender comes in three versions: free Juice Defender, $1.99 Juice Defender Plus and $4.99 Juice Defender Ultimate. The free version definitely gets the job done, automatically turning off big battery drainers when your screen goes to sleep. When you wake your phone up again, Juice Defender turns these things back on, so you get the best battery life possible without having to worry about switching things on and off.<br />
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If you want battery life management that's a bit less draconian, look into Agent, a handy app that does things like silencing your phone during meetings, remembering where you've parked and responding to text messages while you're driving. Agent also turns off features that you specify when your battery level gets to a certain percentage. If you like its extras, it's free to download.<br />
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<u>Keep your apps up to date</u></h4>
The whole point of app updates is to make the apps better — and "better" often means bug fixes and improvements for issues that might have been causing your apps to use too much battery power. Updating your apps is easy. Just fire up the Google Play store and go to the My Apps section, which you'll probably find listed when you tap the Play Store button. Any apps in need of updates will be listed at the top. Click on the app, then hit Update, then Accept to load the newest app versions. Speed through multiple updates by clicking Update All.<br />
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To keep updates as simple as possible, when you're on an app's page (before you've clicked Update to update it), click the checkbox to allow automatic updating so that your Android device will automatically download and install future updates. Some updates could still require manual installation, so check My Apps regularly for updates.<br />
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<u>Uninstall unused apps</u></h4>
Even if you aren't using an app, it could still be running in the background, doing whatever it's still supposed to do. If you've tried an app but don't plan to use it again, go ahead and uninstall it. To uninstall an app, go to Settings > Apps, and tap on the app you want to uninstall. In the App info page that comes up, tap on Uninstall in the upper right.<br />
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<u>Android open appsDon't run more apps than you need</u></h4>
The ability to run more than one app at a time (multi-tasking) is great — except what it can do to your battery life. Check out what's eating your battery (Settings > Battery) and what's gobbling up data (Settings > Data usage). If there's anything here using a lot of resources, consider whether you really need it to be running.<br />
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Close running apps by hitting the recent apps button at the bottom of your home screen, which will bring up a list of currently running apps. Swipe to close the application. (If you're running modified versions of Android by HTC, Samsung or other manufacturers, these processes may be different.)<br />
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You might find that some apps seem persistent, always wanting to run. For these apps, check to see if there's a setting inside the app that causes it to open automatically or to check regularly for data or status updates. You may be able to tell it not to run all the time or configure how often it checks for updates, reducing your battery drain. If you're still having trouble, it may just be a flaw in the app itself; if you're having battery problems, you may need to consider whether you need the app at all.<br />
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<u>Consider a task manager app</u></h4>
Task managers (sometimes called task killers), which help shut down battery-draining apps on your Android device, have very mixed reviews. Some (like the 50 million people who have downloaded Advanced Task Killer) would say they're essential tools for keeping your Android device running smoothly; others would argue that they're needless on Android devices.<br />
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There is one app in this category, however, that we really like: Watchdog (free or $3.49 without ads). Watchdog is great because it gives you the information you need to decide when an app is misbehaving without terminating apps left and right. Watchdog tells you how much of your Android device's memory and processor power an app is using and alerts you if any seem to be gobbling more than their fair share of resources. When you know that, you can kill the app, check for updates, tweak its settings or just uninstall it.<br />
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For more information about Android Phones, click <a href="https://www.blogger.com/www.e-butwal.com/2015/06/make-your-smartphone-fast-in-less-than.html">here</a>.<br />
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Why does android's battery gets drain so fast?-Battery problems in Android Phones

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how to make your smartphones healthy all the time

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Large number of users are being attracted to smartphones day by day and according to survey, number of people using smartphones has reached upto 2 Billion+ . Many of gadget lovers like to know about making their smartphones,Tablets or Ipads smooth and healthy. Some of the newbies dont know how their smartphones are lagging and running slow. Some few tips are mentioned below which will be sure helpful.<br />
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Lets start with introduction to Smartphones</u></h3>
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Among smartphones(Blackberry,Iphone,Android,etc) mostly androids are being polpular globally.Every smartphones comes with limited RAM,ROM and processors.In context to me, i am using Samsung Galaxy S duos which is smooth and not too laggy by far. Many of the androids are laggy and gets freeze oftenly.Why does this happen? Many of us try to know about this. This generally happens due to less RAM memory and processor. If they are not used with limit,suffering starts.<br />
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Before using any smartphone in palm, one must know which application should be installed/uninstalled.If users are aware of it, i am sure they will not have to face any kind of problems in smartphones.<br />
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How to know which application is compatible to smartphones for smooth run.</u></h3>
Talking about various versions about android,latest is Lollipop and many new androids are launched with atleast dual core processor. thats not enough for smooth use, availability of RAM and Inbuilt memory also has to be considered.My smartphone has inbuilt memory of 2GB with 645 MB RAM having dual core processor.Somehow sounds good to make use of it with single task but androids are built to do multiple tasks and attempting multiple tasks will consume more RAM which will be the cause of mobile getting stucked again and again.<br />
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So, smartphones built with limited number of RAM and processor must not use apps which consumes too much RAM.If we browse for apps in Playstore, we see large number of apps and these days number of users using Facebook App is high. Facebook app consumes over 80MB of RAM which is high so instead of using Facebook i suggest to use Facebook mini. This is light weight app and consumes very little RAM.<br />
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Avoid using unnecesary apps</u></h3>
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Unnecessary apps leftover in the app list of user is like useless. Some of the apps are not used oftenly but still they are sticked into the list of installed apps. They are consuming Inbuilt memory and ofcourse RAM as well.Even they are not used, they still runs in background draining RAM memory and Battery too.So, if apps are not so important,its better to swipe away from ur apps list.<br />
Note:Avoid using Launchers(for smartphone having less RAM)<br />
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Keep tracking RAM usage</u></h3>
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The most important about running smartphone in efficient way is maintaining RAM memory.If RAM is almost consumed more than 90%, your phone starts lagging.Dont let unused apps draining your RAM memory<br />
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How to clean RAM</u></h4>
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Cleaning RAM and cache can be done manually by going to Applications under settings menu.In the list of Running option,number of apps can be seen running,unused apps can be stop by simply tapping in there and in next screen tap Force Stop. All in One Toolbox is best app to make clearance of cache and unused app in one tap.<br />
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What should be done if mobile gets freezes</u></h3>
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This is common problem for smartphones having low RAM,simply tap and hold menu button for while.A screen apears showing recent used apps and Task manager.Tap on task manager,RAM usage and clear memory option is listed.Tap on clear memory, this will kill all apps running making your smartphone alive again. If that does not help last option is to take off battery and restart.<br />
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Consider the basic points mentioned above for smooth run of your smartphones without losing any time or money.I hope those usiful tricks and information have helped you to get your smartphone smooth.<br />
Thank You :)<br />
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Tips to make phone fast and smooth Large number of users are being attracted to smartphones day by day and according to survey, numb...

Make Your Smartphone fast in less than five minutes

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today’s days, smartphones users are increasing day by day. Millions of users
always choose to have smartphones in their pockets and the same million users
gets irritate by their smartphone’s slow performance and lagging. Its obvious,
every smartphones have some limit as they are developed with limited number of
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             A smartphone is a mobile phone with an advanced mobile
operating system.They typically combine the features of a cell phone with those
of other popular mobile devices, such as personal digital assistant (PDA),
media player and GPS navigation unit. Most smartphones have a touchscreen user
interface, can run third-party apps and are camera phones. Most Smartphones
produced from 2012 onwards also have high-speed mobile broadband 4G LTE
internet, motion sensors, and mobile payment mechanisms.</div>
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Some of the smartphones operating system are
Android,iOS,windows,blackberry and so on.. In operating system, androids are
being more popular as it comes with a desirable price with almost all
functions. Due to unlimited functions, people faces mobiles getting slow and
laggy. Here I am going to discuss some tips to overcome such problems.</div>
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<b><span style="font-size: 12.0pt; line-height: 115%; mso-bidi-font-size: 11.0pt;">Make your
Smartphone fast in not more than 5 minutes<o:p></o:p></span></b></div>
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<b><span style="font-size: 12.0pt; line-height: 115%; mso-bidi-font-size: 11.0pt;">1.  <u>Clear your app cache</u></span></b></div>
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            Over time, your programs write to the app cache on your
phone and eat up precious system resources while slowing everything down. You
can clear the cache on any individual app by visiting its property page in the
Settings menu and tapping the clear cache button, but with dozens of apps on
most phones, it could take an eternity to do this manually.</div>
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To do this manually follow these steps.</div>
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<li>Settings</li>
<li>Application Manager (You will see three sections there
{Dowloaded,Running,All})</li>
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Manually tap in apps and you will find stop button. Tapping
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Third party application like <b>App Cache cleaner</b> is also available in Google play Market from
which it automatically clears all caches in one tap.</div>
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Disable or Uninstall unused apps<o:p></o:p></u></span></b></div>
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               You may not know it, but many of the apps you never even use
may be running in the background, eating up precious system resources. From the
app that you tried for 5 minutes last month to the shopping app that came
preloaded on your phone, every unused app has the potential to weigh your phone
down. It’s easy to uninstall apps you’ve downloaded yourself, but crapware is a
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If you have rooted your phone, you can completely remove
every trace of your preloaded apps. If not, you can still disable those apps
through the settings menu. It should take about 10 seconds to uninstall or
disable each app you don’t want. It should take you approximately one minute to
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<li>Go to settings menu</li>
<li>Application Manager</li>
<li>Downloaded apps are seen under “downloaded”
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Your phone’s app launcher controls
your desktop, lock screen apps menu, and other critical parts of the UI. Though
every Android phone comes with its own preloaded app launcher, you can install
a third party launcher that will not only change the look and feel of your
device, but also speed the time it takes it to navigate around the OS. There
are many different launchers available in the app store, but we found Lightning
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<b>4.<u>Remove Unnecessary widgets and shortcuts</u></b></div>
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          Unnecessary Widgets might be crawling in your homescreen
which always makes your phone slower by its background performances. Its easy
to remove those unused widget. Just tap widget presented in your homescreen for
a while and after 2 seconds you will find that widget will be able to move.
Drag that widget to delete option which normally appears in the top/bottom of
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Removing widgets and shortcuts will free up the memory
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            Smartphones are built for multi tasking purpose. As there
are many system apps which are always running in background until we stop it.
It consumes RAM and battery as well which is ofcourse not  a good sign for smartphone users. To disable
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<li>Go to Settings</li>
<li>Then Go to “Data Usage” Option  (For version 4.0.4 and above)</li>
<li>In that section you will see set data limit.Tick on that
box.</li>
<li>Then tap on option button(Right Hard Key)</li>
<li>You will see “Restrict Background” option. Tick on the box</li>
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           Google accounts, Facebook accounts and so on starts to
synchronise itself when you are in wifi or data is on. Stop auto synchronization
and manually synchronize them whenever you want.</div>
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Follow the steps to turn of auto synchronization</div>
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<li>Go to Settings</li>
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<i>You will see “Accounts and sync” option, tap on that</i></div>
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<i>In the top, you can toggle on and off for auto
synchronization. </i></div>
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<li>Tap  that button to
turn it off.</li>
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Those were the tips to make your smartphone faster that before. Maintain the usage and memory consumption of apps, I am sure it will be smoother that before.</div>
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