Our today’s article is about increasing Samsung Galaxy S4 battery life. If you purchased a Samsung Galaxy S4 then you may also know that its 1650 mAh battery is not enough for a big 5 inch super AMOLED HD display having 441 ppi pixel density and the 1.6 GHz quad core processor. The additional function and “enhancements” added to this gadget has also increased its need more powerful battery.
You can follow the tips given below to increase the battery life of your Samsung Galaxy S4 device easily from 20 to 30%.
You will have to charge your Samsung Galaxy S4 every day (once in 24 hrs) as well as other latest smart phones. But this latest Android Smart phone is prepared with a lot of features that can draw a lot of power but you don’t need them.
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First of all you’ll need to find out that what is (application) is draining your Android’s battery most. Go to settings by sweeping the notification tray from top and find out the Battery tab. There, You’ll see the list of applications etc, that are open. You’ll also notice more drunkards in the list. And if you surf the internet much or play many games, then you can see the games gulping or related apps considerable amount of energy.
1. Control the Screen
Your display should be light, not having a lot of apps. The large AMOLED screen with all the gadgets need continuous flow of currant to sustain its sparkles. But, you need to be more realistic and so set the display lighting to a reduced stage. It can be done it easily if you have a battery widget in the home screen. The widget has 3 presets, low, medium and high. If you are not in the start sunlight or sit very close to it, you do not need the full lighting. You should select the screen luminosity level as low as possible. This step will sure enhance your Samsung Galaxy S4’s battery power.
2. Disable the Useless Super Cools
Samsung Galaxy S4 is well-known for some awesome features. One of such function is Air Gesture. If you are trying to impress someone around then you need this feature. Otherwise, just turn off it from the settings menu to save power. Sweep the notification bar, go to settings and disable such useless services.
3. Wi-Fi
If you don’t use Wi-Fi much, then you do not need to keep this service operating for all time. It will make your Galaxy S4 to scan regularly in search of Wi-Fi signals, if enabled. Switch Wi-Fi off. You can start it when you need to have use the Wi-Fi.
4. Bluetooth
By default the phone’s Bluetooth service is enabled from the startup. Bluetooth is a digital radio transmitting and receiving system. The Bluetooth radio will draw considerable chunk of power. You do not need to keep it always open. Disable the service.
5. Email
The Samsung Galaxy S4 uses push mail system. The emails will be delivered immediately. But if you are not such a busy person who gets important email messages every time, then open the email settings and change its update time.
7. Sync
8. Do not Allow Push Ads
I recommend you to don’t use push ads. As mostly Android free apps are using ads like Airpush. For example when you go to download free apps from the Play Store and check out its features. The push ads run continuously at the background and fetch advertisements from the web to show on notification bar. Use an app to find out which apps are doing so. Simply Uninstall them.
9. Use a Black Theme
The black is the most power effective color for an AMOLED screen. It is because this type of displays is made of an incredible number of small lighting. Black indicates the lighting are dim or absolutely off.
Use black or black shaded wallpapers. Use of shades of black everywhere will give you some extra juice after the end of the day.
10. Live Wallpapers
Say “Bye” to the Live Wallpapers on your screen. These things are attractive. But these are the apps that will run consistently in the background. I don’t think that an active wallpapers is a very essential app. So turn off them and save some battery power for your Galaxy S4.
11. Airplane Mode
When you do not need the cellphone for a lengthy period, like when you are going to rest, put the cellphone in Airplane mode. Airplane mode will cut all the signal receivers and thus will preserve much power.
12. Power Saver Mode
Samsung Galaxy S4 has a built in power saver mode. When you are running out of battery, use this mode. It will cap the max CPU speed and limit the number of services to save juice.
13. Power Saving Apps
There are many applications available in the store, which are developed to save battery power pack on an Android smart phone. One such very popular app is Juice defender. These applications can improve the power saving tasks and thus make it simpler for you to get additional time out of your Galaxy S4.
