Apps that increases battrylife of smartphne.. Juice Defender Packed with seemingly endless options. The free client lets you manage common connections, such as mobile data as well as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Multiple preset modes, like aggressive and balanced, allow for toggling and scheduling, background synchronization, and choosing which apps can keep your screen on. Aside from the free app, Juice Defender also comes in Plus ($1.99) and Ultimate ($ 4.99) versions. Depending on what level of control you are looking for, one might be better suited for your needs. The Plus version, for instance, adds extreme and customized profiles as well as location- aware Wi-Fi, as well as scheduling for night hours. The Ultimate app also boasts peak hours and weekend settings, autosync, and deeper GPS controls. Indeed, I definitely recommend the free client as a starting point, but have no qualms about endorsing the paid apps. Standout features: Multiple versions to suit needs; user profiles; scheduling; and location-aware features. Battery Defender One of the more feature-rich free clients Ive encountered, Battery Defender offers plenty of options at no cost. It might sound trivial, but I like having the exact battery percentage listed in my notification bar. Far more accurate than what the stock experience usually gives you, its a simple pleasure. Battery Defender provides quick and painless access to toggling your common connections such as GPS, Wi-Fi, mobile data, and Bluetooth. I like being able to hop in and turn off the stuff Im not using -- every little bit helps. While this sort of thing is built into many of todays top Android phones, older or less popular models arent so fortunate. Another feature that users will appreciate is Genius Scan, which allows sync to occur every 15 minutes. The adjustable quiet sleeping option disables Wi-Fi and data connections at night, a helpful feature for those who do not sleep next to their phones. Standout features: Easy connections toggling; sleeping mode; staggered sync; and battery percentage in notification bar. Go Power Master Battery Saver Designed by the Go Dev Team, this one is as gorgeous as it is flexible. A simple tap of the screen lets you toggle preset modes, making it easy to go from reading and relaxing to online gaming. For those who dont like the standard modes, there are two other slots available for creating custom experiences. Go Power Master Battery Saver keeps an eye on your apps to determine which are eating up battery more than others. By assigning a score to your battery, the app is able to determine which features you can enable or disable to extend the life. Tapping the optimize button, in essence, cleans everything up and tacks on some extra expected life. Doing this alone can provide an extra hour or more. While the free app is stocked with options and settings, the premium pack brings about another dozen features. Available through in-app purchase for $ 4.99, this upgraded bundle removes ads and tosses in scheduled settings, more control over Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and CPU, and a third extreme mode. The app provides quick access to a number of settings with two home screen widgets. Should you go with the premium option, there are three more widgets to choose from. A number of skins or themes are available for Go Devs own widgets, and you can also adjust how items appear in the notification bar. Standout features: Handy widgets; multiple user modes; very clean interface; a steady stream of development updates. Autorun Manager Perhaps the most risky app on this list, Autorun Manager lets you determine which apps start running when your phone boots up. Like the aforementioned apps, this one comes in two modes: basic and advanced. Apps selected in basic mode are terminated immediately when the phone boots, though some will pop back up and start running. My advice here is to leave those alone and let system settings take over. As for the advanced mode, you will find more control over things such as widgets and receivers, and system-wide actions. The free version of Autorun Manager is supported by ads, but you can purchase a Pro key for $3.99. Doing so will also keeps apps from autorestarting in basic mode, as well as block more than 10 receivers in advanced mode. Just for good measure, you also get Chuck Norris mode, which lets you kill apps in a more aggressive manner. Please note that if you are on the fence over this app, err on the side of judgment and pass. For those of you who demand more control and a have firm grasp on Androids core functions, however, this might be right up your alley. Standout features: Stops pesky apps from starting up; two user modes; clear insight into what runs immediately at bootup; awesome Chuck Norris reference. Tasker Of all the apps
Posted on: Tue, 15 Oct 2013 17:24:48 +0000
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