TIPS TO MAKE YOUR IPHONE BATTERY LAST LONGER

TIPS TO MAKE YOUR IPHONE BATTERY LAST LONGER

When launching iOS on 17 September last, Apple boasts that iOS 9 has some advantages. One is iOS 9 will make Your iPhone battery last longer. Here are some tips from Mashable to save battery life of your iPhone with iOS 9.

1. Find the applications that wasteful power

In iOS 8, Apple added a tool Battery Usage which will show you the percentage of power used an application. In iOS 9, Apple improves this tool so that it better again. On the page of Battery Usage-which you can access through Settings > General > Battery – you are not just able to see the percentage of resources spent on various applications, but look how many minutes. To see how much time you spend using an application, you can press the clock icon on the right.

Now, you know which application the most depleted the battery of your smartphone, you can remember not to use the application while Your iPhone battery is low.

2. Turn on the lower power mode

Apple claims that the iPhone (not including iPhone 6S and 6S Plus) can last 1-hour longer after using iOS 9. In addition, on the iOS 9, you can also enable Low Power Mode when the battery of your smartphone already wants out.

Apple mentions that when this mode is enabled, then there will be some features that are turned off or reduced, such as the receipt of the email, automatic download, and some visual effects. To enable this mode, you can access the Settings General > > Low Power Battery > mode. When Your iPhone battery reaches 20 percent or lower, then you would be well advised to enable this mode.

3. turn off the GPS features on applications that require the feature is not

Applications that use the GPS feature usually wasteful battery power. If you want to know what are the applications that utilize GPS features, you can go to Settings > Privacy > Location Services. You can turn off the applications should not use the GPS, like the application Dictionary.

4. Turn off Bluetooth

Bluetooth is very useful for connecting iPhone with wireless speakers or headphones. Typically, the Bluetooth power consuming very little time not used. However, if you enable Bluetooth, then your phone will automatically continue to search for the device to be paired. Therefore, We recommend that You just turn on Bluetooth when you indeed wish to pair your smartphone to another device.

5. don't use too many widgets

On iOS 8, Apple finally allowed the use of widgets. However, do not use too many widgets. Make sure that You activate the widget is simply a widget that you often use.

6. Subtract Background App Refresh

Background App Refresh is a feature that allows the application to do a refresh of the content, even if you are not using the application. That way, when you open the application, you will be presented with the latest content. However, if you overuse this feature, then your cell phone battery will quickly run out.

You can change these settings by accessing the Settings > General > Background App Refresh.

7. turn off the animations are too excited

When launching iOS 7, Apple first introduced the parallax effect, which allows you to tilt your device so you can see  "depth " from the wallpaper you are using. To turn off animation like this, you can go to Settings General Accessibility > > > Reduce Motion.

8. Make the settings on Accessibility

Accessibility section on the settings menu is filled with a variety of settings that you can change to maximize power saving Your iPhone battery. Although your experience in using the iPhone will probably be slightly reduced.

One of the things that you can do is to change the appearance of the screen becomes black and white display (Settings > General Accessibility > > Grayscale), reducing the intensity of the color on the screen (Settings > General Accessibility > > Increase Contrast) or reduce the level of transparency (Settings > General Accessibility > > Increase Contrast > Reduce Transparency).

You can also turn off the vibration function is by accessing the Settings > General Accessibility > > Vibration.

 9. turn off the auto-update function for the application

Since iOS 7, Apple added a feature to download updates of the application automatically. To turn off this function, you can go to the Settings App and iTunes Stores > > Automatic Downloads.

10. Lower the screen brightness level

This step not only can be used on the iPhone, but on all the devices that are using the screen. When you use an iPhone, you don't need to make the brightness of the screen is 100 percent. With the brightness level of about 50 percent, however, had enough of the iPhone screen. Although you can adjust the screen brightness to suit your needs.

11. do not use Live Photos as wallpaper

iPhone 6S and 6S Plus have a new feature called Live Photos. And the result of Live Photos is indeed fascinating to behold. However, they are also wasting the battery. Especially if you use the images Live Photos as wallpaper. Although it must be admitted, the battery consumption by not using or see Live Photos not too large.

12. turn off the 3D Touch function

3D Touch is one of the main features that exist on the iPhone Plus 6S and 6S. And of course, anyone would want to try to use this new feature. However, if you do really want to conserve Your iPhone battery, you can turn off this feature through Settings > General Accessibility > > 3D Touch.

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