Technology
website http://www.gizmodo.in/ has claimed that mobile phones should not be
charged to 100 percent as it shortens the battery life.
Experts say that it is better to keep batteries running at between 50 to 100 percent rather than to ensure that phone is constantly charged or running down the battery completely.
Experts say that it is better to keep batteries running at between 50 to 100 percent rather than to ensure that phone is constantly charged or running down the battery completely.
Also one should avoid hot objects coming in contact of mobile while charging. Overcharging, or having a full battery from
zero doe’s gradual damage to phone batteries. Many people keep the phone on
charging at night and leaving it till the next day which causes overcharging .Leaving
phones connected to the charger after they are fully charged can also do damage
to batteries, as it causes high temperature.
There
are ways to keep your battery safe and run for long like turning phone
to airplane mode in low signal areas, use of a quite ringtone and turning off
application that use Global Positioning System (GPS) can also help to conserve
the battery life. Another on is that you should always discharge your battery
to the full in a month at least so that the phone can reset itself. It will surely
help in enhancing your Battery’s life. According
to Gizmodo, a Smartphone battery should never go below 40 percent and above 80
percent. He also said it should always be unplugged before it reaches 100
percent because overcharging phone battery can wear it out.
So remember these things to keep your battery
active and healthy
·
Keep the battery between 40-80%
·
Discharge the battery to 0%, and then recharge it.
·
No hot object near the phone while charging
·
Keep the mobile at a place having temperature 22 degrees as
it prolongs battery’s life
·
Never use a wireless charger because it can
"toast your battery".
·
Keep the level of brightness low .
Less use of Applications and internet , closing unused applications
Less use of Applications and internet , closing unused applications
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