Some smartphones are notorious for having short battery lives and put your data in jeopardy. Here are tips, tricks, and techniques to squeezing more life out of your phone's battery.
Oh, the irony: today’s smartphones are packed with exciting new features, but we’re limited on how much time we can play with them all.
Battery life has always been the bane of the smartphone’s existence, which is no surprise given their increasingly powerful processors, multiple wireless radios, and large screens.
“Battery life is a tug of war between supply and demand,” explains Ken Dulaney, vice president of mobile computing at the Stamford, Conn.-based Gartner research and consulting group. “The supply side is based on technology founded before the electronics in which they are found. We have seen some changes in chemistry that have given us some significant bumps but usually the supply side improves no more than about 10 percent per year in the best years.”
Up to now, the demand side has been where battery life has had the most action. That means “lower power chips combined with software that is more intelligent about when to be on or turn off," says Dulaney. "It is the demand side where most of the progress will occur in battery life.”
Sure, some smartphones (and for that matter, operating systems) handle power management better than others, but regardless of the handset you decide to go with for your business, take heed to these following general tips to extend battery life between charges.
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