Battery life problems are among the most common complains that we hear about, even when it comes to being the owner of a new device, like the Samsung Galaxy S6. We must tell you that the S6, despite of the...
Let’s face it! Smartphones, and general Android featured devices, are battery consumers, though we all want that battery to last forever, or as long as possible. But the daily use of different apps and using our smartphones from taking calls,...
Microsoft just unveiled its latest Nokia phone which is by far its cheapest released internet phone. Its named Nokia 215 and its designed to mirror “old school” Nokia products: compact, easy to use, reliable and with a long-lasting battery. 2015...
Despite of the fact that Samsung Galaxy S5 is among the longest-lasting smartphones from the current market, we know that it might not be enough for most of its users. As many of you know, we have a 2800mAh battery...
Since its release in August last year, many Motorola Moto X owners have enjoyed what this device has to offer, including an amazing 4.7 inch 720p AMOLED Screen, a powerful dual core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, not to mention that it...
Our smartphone`s battery is the motor that keeps things going and let us use the device at its full capacity. But what we don’t realize is that the more functionality we store into our device, the more power we would...
The HTC One S has been updated at the beginning of April by T-Mobile, and recently a new Jelly Bean 4.1.1 OTA update has arrived, in order to improve the battery life. Of course we are talking about minor, though...
It has been proven more than once. When enabled, Android Pie’s Adaptive Battery feature can save significant battery life without any extra intervention from your part. On-device machine learning determines how often you use all of the apps on your...
Samsung has made a major design change with the launch of the new Samsung Galaxy S10 series. The punch hole camera cutouts might not be what you have been looking for, so there’s no wonder that we are seeing so...
We’ve all seen it more than once that Android apps are different. One app can consume no more than 1% of your battery each day, while another one may be able to “eat up” around 50% during just a few...
