Improve Galaxy S battery life

Ignore Killer Apps: The task killer apps available in the market basically saves the battery by killing the application process. In fact those task killers finds the apps which are running itself consumes so much of battery and are always awake by sucking the battery life. So it’s better to uninstall the task killer apps. […]

Ignore Killer Apps: The task killer apps available in the market basically saves the battery by killing the application process. In fact those task killers finds the apps which are running itself consumes so much of battery and are always awake by sucking the battery life. So it’s better to uninstall the task killer apps.

Proper ways to Exit apps: Most of the times it happens that without your consent many apps run in the background. Many apps don’t have the proper option to exit. In this case, use the back button to exit the apps. This way you can stop the running apps which are consuming your battery life.

Avoid using large apps: It is always recommended to uninstall the apps which are large and are of less use. The pocket legends which has the size not less than 25 MB also affect your battery life. Apps having more MB consume more battery life. It’s wise to install the alternative apps which do the same work.

Turn off Bluetooth / Mobile APN / GPS: If you often turn on features like Bluetooth, Mobile APN, and GPS, it sucks your battery power. Most of the time these features are not in use. So it’s good to turn off these features when it is not used.

Alter the frequency of updates: In some apps like twitter for android or even tweet deck or face book, there’s an option in settings to set the status updates frequency. You can set the option to manual or set to 5 to 10 minutes than setting for as low as 30 seconds. If the frequency increases, then battery drains very fast. So it’s wise to keep low frequency level.