How to Make Your Smartphone Battery Last Longer
There is nothing more irritating than needing to use your cellphone and the battery is dead. Here are some tips to help your battery last longer:
Smartphone batteries weren't meant to last forever. But replacing the battery in many new phones can be costly. Apple, for example, charges $79 if your iPhone isn't covered under warranty or AppleCare+. By rethinking how you charge and store your device, you can prolong battery life and save money.
For starters, extreme temperatures, especially heat, are bad for the battery. (Apple recommends protecting your phone from temperatures higher than 95 degrees.) Especially when your phone is fully charged, the hotter it is, the worse it is for the battery. "Treat it like your pet," says Anne Co, a chemistry professor at Ohio State University. Don't leave your phone in your car on hot or cold days, or exposed to the scorching sun at the beach.
Keep your eye on the little indicator that shows how much battery capacity is left. Draining the battery to zero stresses it; better to juice up your device before it hits a 30% to 40% charge. BatteryUniversity.com, an educational website, estimates that a battery that runs down completely before recharging will last for 300 to 500 charge cycles, whereas regular half-charges will amp up the battery to 1,200 to 1,500 cycles.
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