If you prefer only high quality wallpapers, then you are welcome to 7Fon. Here are the best quality and beautiful wallpapers for your desktop. In our assortment there are more than one hundred thousand different options for every taste, and at the same time, the collection is replenished 24 hours a day.
We constantly monitor the quality of each screensaver, testing them in the most careful way, as a result of which the really best desktop backgrounds are allowed for download. We regularly "clean" the catalog of wallpapers that have received a low rating. And also, we replace photos with better quality copies every day.
However, when choosing the right screensaver, especially with such a huge number, it is very easy to "get lost". So how do you choose the perfect fit?
Having entered our site, you will notice 70 categories of images, which, in turn, are also divided into more narrow-profile ones. For example, choosing "Fruits and Vegetables", you will see a variety of pictures on your desktop with the image of strawberries, oranges, juices, and other still lifes. There are so many of them that you will definitely find the perfect one for yourself.
How do I find the right wallpaper for my desktop?
We have made a search function for screensavers in as many as seven languages. In addition to Russian, these are English, French, German, Portuguese, Spanish and Italian. It is enough just to enter the right word into the search box and click "Search", after which the language will be determined automatically.
You can also use the function to search for pictures by color. So, for example, if you already know that you want a screensaver with a certain shade, you just need to find the desired color in our palette and click on the button. After which our unique system starts looking for a picture according to the specified parameters. Wallpapers are searched for at once in millions of different colors and shades, so the result will surprise you.
Download only what you need!
In addition to all of the above possibilities, you yourself determine the desired resolution. Having chosen the picture itself, dozens of the most popular resolutions will appear in front of you, from which you just need to choose the most suitable one. In addition, we can set a custom size for the picture. If you do not have the proper level of experience in this matter, we have a special tip for this. Using it, you will be given a recommendation with the most appropriate resolution for the screensaver on your desktop. It will be automatically detected by the system based on information about your monitor.
Phone wallpaper
In addition, you can easily download wallpapers to your phone using the QR code. At the bottom of each picture page there is a list of sizes for the most popular phones... After choosing the desired resolution and cropping the picture with the control frame, click on the QR code and download it to your phone or tablet - it's very easy!
Editing capability
After the download process is complete, you can immediately open the wallpaper in separate window... However, there are times when the picture seems to be suitable, but you want to tweak it a little more. Here you have such an opportunity. To change the picture, just use one of our free editors... It is very simple and convenient, especially since you do not need to download and install them. In addition, with us you can also edit your own image or photo by uploading it to our free editor.
Now you can see for yourself that it is a pleasure to work with 7Fon. It will definitely become your indispensable assistant in finding wallpapers on your desktop!
If you prefer only high quality wallpapers, then you are welcome to 7Fon. Here are the best quality and beautiful wallpapers for your desktop. In our assortment there are more than one hundred thousand different options for every taste, and at the same time, the collection is replenished 24 hours a day.
We constantly monitor the quality of each screensaver, testing them in the most careful way, as a result of which the really best desktop backgrounds are allowed for download. We regularly "clean" the catalog of wallpapers that have received a low rating. And also, we replace photos with better quality copies every day.
However, when choosing the right screensaver, especially with such a huge number, it is very easy to "get lost". So how do you choose the perfect fit?
Having entered our site, you will notice 70 categories of images, which, in turn, are also divided into more narrow-profile ones. For example, choosing "Fruits and Vegetables", you will see a variety of pictures on your desktop with the image of strawberries, oranges, juices, and other still lifes. There are so many of them that you will definitely find the perfect one for yourself.
How do I find the right wallpaper for my desktop?
We have made a search function for screensavers in as many as seven languages. In addition to Russian, these are English, French, German, Portuguese, Spanish and Italian. You just need to enter the desired word in the search box and click "Search", after which the language will be determined automatically.
You can also use the function to search for pictures by color. So, for example, if you already know that you want a screensaver with a certain shade, you just need to find the desired color in our palette and click on the button. After that, our unique system starts looking for a picture according to the specified parameters. Wallpapers are searched for at once in millions of different colors and shades, so the result will surprise you.
Download only what you need!
In addition to all of the above possibilities, you yourself determine the desired resolution. Having chosen the picture itself, dozens of the most popular resolutions will appear in front of you, from which you just need to choose the most suitable one. In addition, we can set a custom size for the picture. If you do not have the proper level of experience in this matter, we have a special tip for this. Using it, you will be given a recommendation with the most appropriate resolution for the screensaver on your desktop. It will be automatically detected by the system based on information about your monitor.
Phone wallpaper
In addition, you can easily download wallpapers to your phone using the QR code. At the bottom of each picture page, there is a list of sizes for the most popular phones. After choosing the desired resolution and cropping the picture with the control frame, click on the QR code and download it to your phone or tablet - it's very easy!
Editing capability
After the download process is complete, you can immediately open the wallpaper in a separate window. However, there are times when the picture seems to be suitable, but you want to tweak it a little more. Here you have such an opportunity. To change the picture, just use one of our free editors. It is very simple and convenient, especially since you do not need to download and install them. In addition, with us you can also edit your own image or photo by uploading it to our free editor.
Now you can see for yourself that it is a pleasure to work with 7Fon. It will definitely become your indispensable assistant in finding wallpapers on your desktop!
19.08.2018
Every year the developers improve their equipment and introduce new functions. The hardware of a modern smartphone is almost as good as a computer: multiple cores, a large amount of RAM, support for 3D graphics and HD video. But the higher the functionality, the shorter the battery life. This is the only flaw that the developers cannot fix.
Therefore, saving battery on Android devices is practically the most important question for users.
After the purchase
You need to start taking care of the battery immediately after purchase. First, the first time the smartphone needs to be charged in the off state. Secondly, during the first use, to zero, and only then plug it into the network. In the future, you need to put on charging when about one third of the energy in the batteries remains. Third, do not leave your phone connected to the network overnight. Because after a full charge, it will start to lose charge again to a certain level, and then it will start recharging again. This will shorten the battery life.
If you follow these simple rules, the battery will last much longer and will not cause problems.
Data transfer
A huge amount of energy goes into data transmission. One has only to turn off Wi-Fi, mobile Internet (3G, GPRS / EDGE), Bluetooth - and the battery saving on the Android device will amount to a significant percentage.
Disabled in the settings, or you can simply set the "Airplane" mode. But the latter option can have consequences - it disconnects the connection completely. You can miss an important call or message.
The same goes for GPS. If there is no need to determine your position, then it is more expedient to turn it off.
Display
It is better to lower the brightness of the screen to an acceptable level for the eyes. The backlight also "eats" a certain amount of energy. And the brighter it is, the more charge will be required. This can be done by going to "Settings - Display - Brightness". Some models have an automatic brightness adjustment function. It adjusts the backlight depending on the illumination of the environment - this also saves battery power on Android devices.
It is recommended to put a picture in dark colors on the screensaver. Because no matter how you adjust the brightness, a bright picture will consume more energy. And it is worth giving up live wallpaper: it is beautiful and stylish, but very uneconomical.
To save energy, you also need to lock the screen when your phone is not in use.
Vibration
Vibration uses up a decent amount of energy. At the same time, on "Android" it is used not only for calls and messages, but also in applications or when you tap the screen.
In order to avoid missed calls, the vibration alert can be left on, but in all other cases, disabling vibration will save battery power on Android smartphones and tablets.
System settings
Disable auto-updates. Their work is invisible, but while using the Internet, they strain the system very much.
Try to reboot the system less. Oddly enough, but the battery savings on Android devices will be greater if the device is not rebooted. The fact is that rebooting takes a lot of charge, because the phone has to turn off and on all applications, the system and other functions.
Background processes
An uncontrolled background process is an energetic black hole. Therefore, it is worth closing applications that are not actively used. Even if the program is not running, its processes run in and consume battery power.
Also than more apps running at the same time, the more power consumption.
You can fight background applications manually or using the so-called "Task killers" (in other words - "Task Manager").
These are small utilities that kill processes. But the programs do it not quite correctly, because of which the excess remains in the phone's memory, errors appear and frequent reboots are required.
You can also remove unnecessary processes from startup, again using programs. But if there is an application widget on the desktop, it will still launch.
Widgets
Widgets place a lot of load on the system. Even if you don’t do anything, then "Android" is always ready for the fact that you want to use programs from your desktop. In addition, widgets are constantly updated, which also does not save battery.
Synchronization
Any smartphone on the Android platform has account synchronization. It allows you to access data on any device if you know your username / password. So, if this function is enabled, then information is constantly exchanged with the remote server. This also requires a lot of energy.
Disabling it or not is everyone's personal business. In certain cases, for example, when your phone is broken or lost, synchronization will come in handy for restoring contacts, messages and other data. Saving battery on Android devices should be reasonable, and you shouldn't turn off the functions you really need.
Special programs
There are many applications on the Play Store, free and paid, just enter in the search: "Application for" Android ", battery saving". Such programs provide fast access to the settings for data transfer, the screen, the operation of applications, reduce the load on the RAM, complete unnecessary processes. And as a result - battery saving.
The program on the "Android" device scans the memory for the presence of services that waste a lot of energy, and suspends their work. There is a whitelist for the programs you need, like an alarm clock.
But before deciding on a specific program, you should carefully read the description, since most of these utilities are trivial process killers that terminate everything indiscriminately and can pose a threat to the correct operation of the system. At the same time, there is a great risk of running into an application that consumes much more energy than it saves. Also, before installing, you should take into account which OS version the program is running on. For example, the "Battery Saver" application on "Android 4.2" works fine, but on the "Android" 2.2 version it will no longer be.
How to find energy consumers
You can independently find applications that consume too much energy, or which you do not even know about. For this, the Android operating system has a special function. You need to go to the settings, select the item "About phone", then "Battery" and "Battery use". After analyzing the applications that consume the most energy, you can turn them off if necessary.
Nowadays, almost every user thinks about how to save battery power on Android. The fact is that at best the charge is enough for a day, and some even have to recharge their pocket friend every few hours.
Each new application becomes a real challenge for the phone, and it starts to work much more slowly and steadily. Of course, no one can like this, so it makes sense to analyze a few of the most effective ways how to save battery power on Android phones and tablets.
In some cases, you do not need to immediately delete programs or take any other drastic actions to resolve the issue with the battery charge.
Instead, it's best to try the following simple tips:
- Do not use wallpapers with effects, 3D, animation and other elements that can take even a little battery power. It is better not even to put a bright screensaver, but instead use something of the same type and dim.
- Turn off all possible communications - Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, mobile network, location (GPS) and more. It is best to include all of this only if absolutely necessary. If all this is turned on all the time, a lot of charge will be spent on these communications.
- Set the screen brightness to the minimum level at which the user will still be able to clearly see all the elements (there is no need to sacrifice his vision). Some phones have a special scale for this, accessible by swiping up. For others, you need to go to the settings, then select the "Display" item and find the same scale in the "Brightness" menu.
Such, at first glance, simple tips can be very helpful in conserving battery power. If all this does not help, it is better to use one of the more drastic methods below.
Removing applications running in the background
Many applications can run in the background in the same way as the aforementioned communications do (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, geolocation, and so on). They are not needed by the user all the time and should only be turned on when necessary.
There are quite a few programs that allow you to see a list of all applications that are running on this moment... Most of them will be in the background, since you are not using them right now. One of them is called Greenify.
To see the list running applications, you need to run the "application analysis" (in the main menu of the program). After that, the required list will appear.
To close each application, you need to go to the standard Android program manager and there “Stop”, “Turn off” or “Delete” (depending on what will be available) each unnecessary application.
In general, the Greenify application is useful in that it silences all those programs that suddenly "wake up" unexpectedly. Indeed, such a phenomenon often occurs when the program is in the background and does not require too many device resources, and then, when certain conditions occur, it suddenly starts working.
So Greenify looks at which applications can "wake up" and forces them not to. To enable such a useful function, you just need to put a tick in front of the "Tracking awakenings" item in the settings.
This will also help to significantly save battery power.
Stopping too demanding applications
Basically, the battery runs out due to the fact that too many device resources are spent on various applications. Therefore, it makes sense to stop those of them who "eat" the most. For this there is a very handy tool called DU Battery Saver.
All the user needs to do is download this program for free, install it and press the "Optimize" button in the main program window. In addition to stopping the most "voracious" programs, DU Battery Saver also allows you to do the following:
- see the temperature of the processor and its voltage - this will then allow you to see the results of the DU Battery Saver operation clearly (at least the temperature will drop);
- monitor the charging process - DU Battery Saver will make sure that the phone charges as quickly as possible and lasts for as long as possible;
- see the very processes that "eat" the most resources;
- switch between power saving modes.
The latter deserves special attention. DU Battery Saver has several standard modes and the ability to make your own regime. Depending on the selection, the application will turn off certain programs and thus save battery power.
There are many other apps that can also save battery power and create savings profiles. Therefore, if DU Battery Saver does not give the desired effect, pay attention to one of the following programs:
- Battery Doctor;
- GO Battery Saver;
- Amplify.
Advice: Don't stop when some program doesn't significantly reduce your battery consumption - try something new. We live in the age of technology and we need to use our capabilities to the maximum!
Forced lowering of the processor frequency
As you know, the more processes are running, the more actively the processor needs to work in order to process them all. But in some cases, you can simply limit its frequency. In this case, he simply will not be able to process more than it should be and, thus, the battery will be saved.
The easiest way to accomplish this is with the simple SetCPU program. There are also profiles there and the user just needs to switch between them. Of course, if you have experience in working with a processor, you can use a governor (if you do not know what it is, it’s better not even try, as it can lead to disastrous consequences).
We work with autoload
Some applications may be included in automatic mode without even being in the background. Of course, this also requires device resources, and quite a lot, because the program starts abruptly and must immediately perform some of its functions. Therefore, it would be better to simply prohibit them from starting without the participation of the user himself.
True, for this it is necessary to "detect" which programs can be abruptly launched, in order to "cut off their breath" later.
The best way to accomplish this task is to use Autostarts. It allows you to see a list of all running applications. On the one that we want to remove from startup, we must click, after which a list of available options will appear, what can be done with it. Among them, you need to select "Disble", that is, "Turn off". This will mean that the application will be turned off until the user starts it himself.
A few words about auto light
At the very beginning, we said that if you put a gray picture on the screen saver, you can slightly reduce battery consumption. But on some screens it will still look bright enough, even at the lowest brightness setting. Therefore, you can try to install the Lux Auto Brightness program, which allows you to reduce the brightness level to a lower level than that specified in the device settings.
This program also has profiles that allow you to change the brightness adjustment by this program, so it will be easy to figure it out.
Other programs
There are also quite a few programs that combine some of the above methods. Their use is also based on the use of profiles. In a standard such program, some profiles can, for example, disable Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and other communications, while others can “choke” processes that use the most memory of a phone or tablet.
Therefore, here is a list of some other programs that can also help in the fight to save battery power:
- JuiceDefender;
- Extend Android Battery Life;
- Green Power battery saver;
- JuiceDefender;
- PowerMax Pro.
. Without a doubt, the weakest point modern smartphones and tablets is a battery, the capacity of which in today's mobile devices is sometimes barely enough for a day of their active use.
Today we're going to look at some of the basic best practices for conserving battery power on smartphones and tablets running operating system Google Android.
So, here is a list of seven main ways to save battery life on Android smartphones:
Reducing the time to automatically turn off the backlight and brightness
Modern smartphones have fairly large screens of relatively high resolution, which, together with the processor that provides the display of images on them, consume the lion's share of the energy stored in the battery.
Therefore, the first and most logical step would be to reduce the screen time to a minimum. During our work with a smartphone, we will not be able to do it, but we are quite capable of reducing the operating time of the screen in rest mode: for this we just need to reduce the time after which the screen backlight will be automatically extinguished.
To do this, you need to follow these steps
2. Select the "Screen" section, and in it the "Sleep mode" item.
3. Decide which time is best for you, guided by the principle: less time = more savings.
The second aspect of savings: screen brightness. Automatic screen brightness adjustment is definitely a very useful feature that is actively used by millions of people around the world. However, it forces the light sensor to operate continuously and does not always set the optimal balance between user-friendly brightness and brightness at which maximum savings will be achieved.
Therefore, in some cases it is worth experimenting with this parameter by manually setting its value.
How do I decrease the brightness of the screen?
1. Go to the System Settings section.
2. Select the "Screen" - "Brightness" section.
3. Use the slider to set the screen brightness you want.
Simple wallpapers can save battery power on many smartphones
Using a plain wallpaper is a controversial issue in terms of battery saving. Nevertheless, no one will argue with the fact that live wallpapers, the image on which is constantly changing, consume noticeably more energy than wallpaper with a regular, still picture.
In addition, owners of smartphones with AMOLED screens should keep in mind that the brighter and lighter colors are displayed on the display, the more power it consumes. This is due to the fact that each point (pixel) on such screens is a separate LED, which, when illuminated, consumes energy from the battery.
For these reasons, the most optimal wallpaper on AMOLED screens will be just a black background.
Restricting applications from receiving data from the web in the background
The Android operating system is a multitasking system in which many applications run simultaneously, both system ones and those launched by the user.
And if you switch from one application to another, this does not mean at all that previous app completed its work completely: it can work quite actively in the background, receiving, for example, data from the Web and processing it, which consumes a significant amount of energy from the battery.
This mode significantly limits the number of applications running in the background, dims the screen, turns off some graphic effects, etc., doing everything possible to ensure the longest battery life of the device.
You can make this mode turn on on your smartphone automatically when its battery is discharged to a certain level, or turn it on manually if necessary.
How do I enable power saving mode?
1. Go to System Settings.
2. Select "Battery".
3. Press the vertical ellipsis menu button and select "Power Saving Mode"
Here you can turn on and off the power saving mode using the switch at the top of the screen, or turn on the automatic mode when the battery level is 5 or 15%
Modern smartphones in the operating room google system Android has taken a huge technological leap forward since its inception. In just a few years, these phones and tablets have turned from simple devices with small displays and processors that cannot do anything into full-fledged mobile computers with large diagonal screens, processors with at least four or even eight cores. big amount RAM and permanent memory, support for advanced 3D graphics. But if you look at technical specifications of current devices carefully, we will notice that the only characteristic that remained the same in the evolution process is the battery capacity of a phone or tablet with Android OS.
Taking into account the appetites of this operating system and the ever-increasing demands for powerful resource-intensive "hardware", saving battery power on devices with Android OS has long become one of the most pressing problems for the user. A typical phone or tablet with a medium battery (for example, most smartphones have a capacity of up to 2000 mA * hours) at active use has every chance of not surviving even until the evening, requiring recharging throughout the day.
In this article, we will give you some tips on how you can extend the life of your Android device on a single battery charge, both simple and more complex, for advanced users. So, the topic of today's article is battery saving on Android OS.
Battery saving: correct "buildup"
Calibration, or, as they say, "swinging" the battery is the operation that every user of any mobile device needs to perform if he wants to bring his battery to its maximum capacity with the start of operation, as well as extend its effective service life. This operation is done very simply. Immediately after you have purchased a brand new phone or tablet, it must be discharged to zero during operation, and then charged to full capacity, 100%. When charging in this way, it is recommended, even after your device has shown you that it is fully charged, to wait a short while before removing the power cable from the socket.
This full charge and discharge procedure must be performed three times in a row. Calibrated by this method the battery will reach its peak capacity. In addition, if the same calibration procedure is carried out at regular intervals for a battery that is already in operation, but which is discharged and charged haphazardly and often not completely, this will also help increase its charge, and also slightly extend its service life.
What is draining your battery?
Before you start optimizing the energy consumption of your phone or tablet, it is recommended to figure out as precisely as possible which services, applications, consume the energy of your battery. Knowing where the battery charge is going can be very helpful. Who knows, maybe some accidentally installed inconspicuous program runs in the device's memory all the time, consuming so much power that all your ways to increase the battery are simply useless.
For monitoring system activity, there are several convenient and functional applications... Of the variety of similar software, we most like the SystemPanel App / Task Manager program, which gives more detailed information about the various parameters of the system. But there are also free counterparts with similar functionality, such as OS Monitor.
Install all the applications that you are going to use, configure them, and let your smartphone run for a while, and then look at the logs (logs) of the monitoring program. If you use this method to find an application or process that consumes too much energy, in the future you will be able to consciously decide what to do next: turn off the program, somehow configure or put up with this fact.
How to save battery on android? Disable all unnecessary!
Many buyers of devices on the Android operating system, who are not advanced users, sometimes do not even know how many various functions of their phone or tablet can be safely disabled at a time when they are not needed. Saving battery power in the event of such a shutdown can amount to tens of percent! Usually, for the average user, the constantly in-demand mode of their Android device is only the presence of the always-on GSM module. All additional wireless and mobile networks need to be turned on only at the moment when you are going to use them. This applies to wireless modules and networks such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 3G, GPRS / EDGE, GPS navigation, that is, any technology that is not constantly used. Don't use all of the above all the time. For normal telephone communication to work, enable the "2G only" function in the device settings.
Dedicated applications are a convenient way to switch between different active equipment profiles. There are a lot of such programs, but their functionality is similar: by creating different profiles of wireless modules, network operating modes, screen brightness, etc., then you can switch between them with one button, saving time and knowing exactly which functions of your smartphone are activated At the moment. The MyProfiles (Profile Manager) program is one of the most functional and advanced, allowing you to create different profiles, rules for their activation on a schedule and other functions.
The free Llama - Location Profiles program has a similar functionality, which, among other things, can automatically change equipment profiles when the user's location changes. On Google play You can find other applications of this kind on the market, we are sure that you can choose something to your liking.
If you are not waiting for an important call or message, but need to use other functionality of the device, you can do it simply and radically by activating the "On the plane" mode on your phone or tablet. In this case, all mobile and wireless networks will be disabled automatically.
These simple tips on how to increase your battery will extend the time autonomous work Your gadget on Android OS for a very long time.
Change screen settings and brightness
Another simple method that is often neglected, but which at the same time can significantly increase the "vitality" of your phone or tablet - control the brightness of the display.
If you are not working in bright sunlight, it is wise to adjust the brightness of the screen so that it is as low as possible for comfortable work... Firstly, the automatic change of the brightness profile can be configured in a specialized program, as we wrote in the section above. And secondly, do not install a bright light picture or a screensaver on your mobile desktop, the display of which "eats up" the battery charge faster than a neutral gray background. And, of course, no "live wallpapers" that look very impressive, and just as impressively quickly drain your precious battery.
In many smartphones with new versions of the operating system, it is possible to activate the automatic change of the display brightness depending on the ambient light. We recommend that you test this function and, if it works correctly, use it.
In addition, disabling unnecessary desktop widgets such as clocks, weather forecasts, etc. can help slightly reduce the load on the battery. Each of them consumes system resources, which means a precious charge. Leave only what you really use on your desktop.
Battery saving: disable automatic updates and Internet access for programs
Another tip on how to increase the battery of your phone or tablet with the Android OS is to prohibit arbitrary access of the programs installed on it to the Internet in order to automatically update. This will be done using the Wi-Fi module, 3G network, etc. - no matter. As we found out above, all this, except for traffic, creates a good load on your battery, and today we are learning to conserve it.
Usually, applications check for new versions automatically, and each time with a certain regularity they can "break" into the Internet, for example, over 3G, wasting a precious battery charge. An excellent way to accurately control who is not allowed to go online, and who can, and which network to use at the same time, is the DroidWall - Android Firewall program, which the author of the article has been using with pleasure for more than one year.
This program has settings for each application, with the ability to enable or disable access for it separately to Wi-Fi and 3G networks. Make sure you have root access rights on your phone or tablet in advance.
Turn off startup programs
The logic by which the authors of many applications for the Android OS are guided sometimes defies any understanding. Programs can be launched at any time and run in the background, which is not at all obvious to the user. To put this process under control and save you a couple of percent more battery power, there are a number of applications that monitor the auto-launch of applications in the operating system and allow you to control this process.
A popular application is Autorun Manager, with which you can turn off the autorun of unwanted programs, as well as manage applications that start automatically when the operating system starts.
Similar functionality is available with Autostarts. Please note that root rights are required for the program to work.
How to save battery on Android: specialized programs
There are a number software solutions that allow you to fine-tune the power consumption parameters of devices running on the Android operating system. Some manufacturers hardware they themselves create such applications or add them to the firmware of their devices, adding flexibility to them in the power saving settings.
A good example of such an application is Snapdragon BatteryGuru, which, as its name suggests, is an application designed to flexibly manage battery performance in devices with Qualcomm's Snapdragon processor. The program is self-learning, and, according to the developers, 2-4 days of time is enough for it to study user behavior and be ready to start saving battery power.
If you have a Chinese phone or tablet, the excellent Battery Doctor (Battery Saver) program can help you, which can be downloaded for free from the Google Play store. The program has a huge variety of opportunities for fine tuning, and can be a great help for extending the lifespan for both ordinary users and Android OS enthusiasts.
Saving battery power when using the aforementioned software methods can be quite noticeable, so we recommend that you do not be lazy and spend time fine-tuning your Android device once in order to charge it much less often in the future.
Manual CPU frequency control
This method, how to increase the battery, is suitable for advanced users who are not afraid to manipulate the processor frequency parameters of their Android device and understand the consequences of such actions. Of course, for such a fine-tuning it is necessary that you already have the Superuser rights of your device (root-rights). Some unofficial (custom) versions of Android OS firmware already have the ability to manually control the processor frequency (for example, in the famous Cyanogenmode). In other cases, you need to use the functionality of third-party applications, for example, such as AnTuTu CPU Master or SetCPU for Root Users.
In any case, if your phone or tablet allows you to change the frequency of work central processing unit, You have the opportunity to both overclock it, thereby increasing the performance of your device by a certain amount, and reduce the maximum frequency, somewhat extending its battery life. At the same time, saving battery power can be noticeable, but use this function carefully and before changing such a critical parameter, study what is written about it on the technical forums dedicated to your mobile device. Inaccurate processor frequency settings can be very easy to turn your pet into a lifeless "brick".
As you can see, the main methods and techniques used to save battery power on a smartphone or tablet do not go beyond the elementary logic of using a mobile device and do not require any advanced user skills. If you take a comprehensive approach to the energy saving of your phone or tablet on the Android operating system, you can increase its battery life by tens of percent, as well as significantly extend the battery life of the device. We hope our tips will help you with this. Go for it!
Active use of phones leads to one problem - it starts to discharge quickly. A battery saver app for Android can come to the rescue. After all, the overwhelming number of manufacturers mobile devices uses this operating platform... All our readers will find it useful to review the most popular applications of this type.
Battery Saver (Download)
This free app has downloaded 5 million users and gave it an average rating of 4.3 stars.
According to the developers, the battery charge should be maintained longer from 2 to 4 times. Based on the reviews, Battery Saver is working. However, the maximum level is clearly overestimated.
Battery Saver is very functional. The optimizer independently disables programs that are not currently being used, shows how long the battery will last. There is a deep sleep mode. That is, when the phone is not used, wi-fi, synchronization, etc. are turned off. The application can independently determine which program consumes the most energy and turn it off.
Of the minuses, it is worth noting a certain uncompromising and lack of individual manual settings... All background programs will be closed, even if needed. In sleep mode, no application will be updated.
Photo: Battery Saver 
Battery HD Battery (Download)
The program has broken the bar of 10 million installations. This battery saver app for Android is very simple, intuitive and user-friendly.
Photo: Battery HD Battery With the help of graphs, you can track not only the charge consumption, but also the device temperature and voltage. These functions are not necessary for everyone, but their presence is also welcomed. The HD battery will tell you after what period of time the device will turn off if you are listening to music, playing games, using a navigator, etc. (for each specific case).
The upside is customization. The app is free and available to everyone.
Some disadvantages are still present. Problems with sound notifications and late data updates have been reported on more than one occasion. With all this in mind, the app got a 4.6 rating.
Photo: Photo: Battery HD Battery DU BATTERY SAVER (Download)
As many as 400 million Android users have downloaded DU BATTERY SAVER. An average rating of 4.5 indicates a satisfactory performance of the application.
Photo: DU BATTERY SAVER The developers have managed to create an intelligent battery doctor. He monitors and optimizes the phone in every possible way. Tracks the apps that are consuming the most battery, notifies that some background programs can be closed. Also, the phone is not allowed to overheat and the program lets you know if an unsuitable charger is used.
All settings are set individually, the application can be downloaded for free.
Speaking of the pros, it is worth touching on the cons. Due to its super-functionality, there are occasional malfunctions. However, the developers respond to complaints and release updated versions your product.
Photo: DU BATTERY SAVER 
DU Battery Saving (Download)
Another battery saving app for Android from the same developers as in the previous case. This time it’s paid - it costs $ 1. But its capabilities are an order of magnitude higher than that of a free brother.
Buyers get a smart and fully customizable app. It is possible to configure battery saving modes, depending on the time of day or circumstances. Scanning and optimization allows you to improve the performance of the device and prolong its operation as long as possible. The memory is cleared of unused programs on a regular basis. If you do need it, don't forget to put it on the ignore list. The quality of the charger is monitored, the remaining time until the end of charging is shown. The application supports many languages, including Russian.
True, some users note that this program is still similar to its free version... Sometimes there are technical problems that the developers try to fix quickly. After all, the application is still paid.
Photo: DU Battery Conservation 
Photo: DU Battery Conservation Battery Care (Download)
This app has achieved over 300 million downloads and 4.5 stars.
The free program allows you to track the consumed battery power and set individual modes. Convenient and understandable design shows the amount of charge required for each application in the phone. There is also a notification about the most energy-consuming. You can see the charging rate of the device and the rate at which it discharges. A detailed scan will identify all the weak points in the work. About 30 languages are supported.
There is a fly in the ointment in any barrel of honey. Battery Care is no exception. When the screen goes blank, everything open programs automatically close. The battery, of course, is saved, but this is not suitable for everyone.
Avast Battery Saver (Download)
Avast is also pleased to save battery on Android.
The main principles of its operation are optimization of all settings and closing background unused applications.
The developers have improved and greatly simplified the work of the program. You can close everything with just one click. unnecessary applications that slow down the phone's speed and absorb a lot of battery power.
5 main modes are installed and it is possible to add your own. The app sends recommendation notifications about mode change. "Battery Saver" analyzes all processes accurately enough and can prolong the phone's operation. You can monitor the rate of discharge and the time until the device turns off completely.
Again, the app may not appeal to those who don't want to close the background windows. However, as practice shows, this does conserve battery power.
Photo: Avast Battery Saver Battery Saver Wizard (Download)
The last in the list, but not the last in the ranking, will be the "Battery Saving Wizard". The application has already been downloaded by over 100 thousand Android users.
The program is very simple, convenient and efficient enough. Battery saving is done by closing unused applications and general smartphone optimization. Power saving modes are set automatically. There is no possibility of their correction. But there is a noticeable plus - you can add those programs that cannot be closed to the white list.
Photo: Battery Saver Wizard 
The application has received high marks for its simplicity, unpretentiousness and good work. During sleep mode, it may not stop wi-fi, bluetooth and data sync. Most of the reviews about him are positive. However, on some devices the program may not work quite correctly and correctly.
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Agree that live wallpapers should not only bring aesthetic pleasure, but at least fulfill some useful functions such as battery display or clock. The live wallpaper titled offers you a beautiful sea view, as well as a handy battery indicator that will be prominently displayed.
The first thing to note is high quality wallpaper. Everything looks as rich and bright on a tablet as on a smartphone, which is good news. As you may have noticed, you can see a piece of the sky, and you can also see the depths of the sea, where a large number of fish are swimming. The sea level will automatically change based on the condition of the battery, i.e. when the charge is 90%, you will see only a piece of the sky, and everything else will be occupied by water. With a 20% battery, the situation will be completely different: the rock will already look out of the water, the sky will be perfectly visible, and the water level will drop almost to the very bottom. It is convenient that the state of the battery can be determined not only by the number of percentages that can be removed, but also by the water level, which is very unusual and even convenient. The fish actively react to your touch and immediately swim away as soon as you touch them.
In the settings, you can turn on / off the display of battery percentages, reactions to double tapping on the screen and reactions to touching the water, as well as adjust the number of fish in the water. Let's sum up: - beautiful and very comfortable live wallpapers that perform the function of not only decoration, but also a battery indicator. Enjoy your use!
The use of live wallpaper brings a pleasant variety to the smartphone interface. Some of the live wallpapers are very interesting and pleasant to look at. But since live wallpapers are in constant motion, many users believe that they drain the battery. If you want to continue using live wallpapers, then you need to follow a few simple recommendations... However, the reason for the increased power consumption of the phone can be not only live wallpapers, but also some other devices, the existence of which new users of the operating room Android systems may not even know.
These guidelines were given in the Gadget Archive's Do Live Wallpapers Drain Battery? Of course, these recommendations will be useful primarily to those users who have recently acquired their first smartphone. Experienced Android users most likely, they know this, and much more about how to reduce the energy consumption of their phone and, as a result, charge it as little as possible.
1. Use live wallpaper with reduced power consumption
If you do not want live wallpapers to drain your phone's battery too much, use only those wallpapers that describe their reduced power consumption.
2. Manually adjust the brightness to the minimum comfortable screen brightness
The brightness level of the screen also affects how long the phone will last before it needs to be charged again. If the brightness level is too high, the smartphone's battery will run out faster. You can also stop using automatic brightness control, which assumes that the phone determines the brightness level itself based on how bright the light around it is. This excellent smart feature also consumes a lot of power. Thus, by setting the minimum comfortable screen brightness and turning off automatic brightness control, you will reduce the overall power consumption of your phone.
3. Disable automatic update applications
It is also advisable to disable the automatic update functions for the applications installed on your phone, since these functions also drain the battery of a smart digital device. Simple and familiar things like automatic updates of Facebook, Twitter, email applications and other software tools consume energy, perhaps even more than any of the applications.
Should you use live wallpapers at all, or is it better to completely abandon them, thus saving energy in the phone's battery?
