One of the ugly things that android users normally faced is limited
battery life. Unless your smartphone comes with a sufficient battery capacity there is no way you can avoid it. What is the essence of
having a high-end or a mid-end Android phone that its battery can’t
last for 6 hours? Here is how you can maximize your limited battery
life for both rooted and non rooted Android device.
For Rooted Android Phone:
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If your Android smartphone is rooted, you can maximize your battery
life by applying one of these procedures:
1. Changing your phone kernel
This can really help in the
sense that it gives you access to regulate the voltage and the CPU
speed of your device (This can cause adverse effect on your phone if
you don’t know what you are doing). There are several CPU governors
you can choose from to regulate how your CPU process and handle data
in and out. Stock kernels cannot be fully twisted like custom kernel. Also, developers most of the time undervolt their kernels to help in maximizing the phone battery. To
underclock or overclock your phone CPU you can use SetCPU. To know more about SetCPU and how to use it click HERE.
2. Firewall
Using a firewall app to block some certain apps and denying them
the permission to automatically connect to the internet can also
help boost your battery life, because excess internet connectivity can drain
your battery faster than you think. There are some firewall apps that can work on non rooted android phones, but they are
not as fully effective as those that were meant for rooted ones. If you
are looking for a firewall app for your rooted phone we recommend
you use DroidWall, Download DroidWall.
For Non Rooted Device
If you have not root your phone or gain superuser access, these are ways you
can enhance your battery life.
1. Lowering Screen Brightness
The default screen brightness option in all Android phone is
Auto Brightness, but sometime you get more than you need. Un-selecting
this option and lowering your phone screen brightness to the minimum
can save you some battery juice.
2. By Using a Task Manager
There are many app process that runs in your phone
background and not all of them are needed to keep your phone in a good
state. Some simply consume your phone RAM and use your
CPU without doing any specific task, these intensive apps can even slow your phone
down and consume your battery. Using a task manager is the best way to detect and stop them. Task manager is a must for
every android phone. There are several task managing apps on Android
market, we have ES File Explorer, Android Task Manager and many more,
you can download any.
3. Firewall
There are “No Root” firewall apps that work fairly on
non rooted Android phones, though they simply deny the app from auto connecting to
the internet. There is currently one that seems to work effectively for
non rooted phone but it doesn’t work on LTE, it is called NoRoot
Firewall. You can download it from here.
Conclusion:
There are still many ways you can save your battery – disabling some
sensors like Auto Rotate and turning off unused connectivity like
Bluetooth, GPS and Wifi can also help.
