If a new rumor is to be believed, Android’s location access screen is getting a makeover in the upcoming Android 4.4 KitKat update.
The news comes by way of Android Police, where the site has recently received screenshots of the new changes. As you’ll see in the images below, not only is the Location Access screen’s layout quite a bit different in Android 4.4 KitKat, the screen name has also been shortened to simply “Location’.
So what’s new here? First, the location on/off toggle is moving to the top right corner of the location screen. Next, the location source checkboxes are gone and have been replaced by a new sub-screen called Location Mode.
Within the location mode screen you’ll find three different location modes: High Accuracy (GPS/Wi-Fi/Mobile network), Battery Saving (Wi-Fi/Mobile networks) and device sensors only (GPS). This might not be a massive change, but it certainly is a bit of an easier, straightforward way of doing things as opposed to the old checkbox method.
The final noticeable change in the new ‘Location’ screen is that there is now a spot that shows recent location requests, which could certainly come in handy if you want to get a better idea of what apps are accessing your location data. The recent location requests info may also be useful in figuring out GPS-related battery drain issues.
Although none of these changes seem particularly crazy or unbelievable, it’s important to remember that the new location access changes are currently unofficial. Even if the screenshots are legit, there’s no way to guarantee these changes will make their way into the release build of Android 4.4 KitKat – though it certainly wouldn’t surprise us if they did.
What do you think of the new ‘location’ screen, like the changes or not?
With Sony QX100 and Sony QX10 you can transform your mobile phone into a high quality camera. They are compatible with almost any terminal and we don't need to attach the objetives to the phone, so we can use them as if they were external cameras .
More and more mobile phone users who decide to enter the world of photography. But the truth is that there comes a point at which the cameras that incorporate terminals often fall short . For this, Sony has released these two external objectives that provide a high quality camera and possibilities to virtually any smartphone. Presented at the IFA in Berlin , are now available in Spain .
Sony QX10
Target is more economical of the two launched by Sony . With a 18.2 megapixel sensor and 10x optical zoom , image stabilizer features and is capax FullHD video recording .
It also has WiFi to connect to the phone and be controlled from the same to transfer photos to phone memory etc. .
It costs € 197 in the black version and 200 € in the white version .
Sony QX -100
This lens has a higher economic level than his brother , and the difference is considerable. In this case , the sensor is 20.2 megapixels and optical zoom is even lower, at 3.6 magnification, also features image stabilization and can record in full HD .
Other improvements over the previous model , in this case, the optical lens is Carl Zeiss . A more professional end goal . This superiority is seen in the price around 450 € .
Click below to watch a video showing its operation .
You can purchase the devices through the following links:
Sony seems to have a new, innovative product up their sleeve. This is a leak and a rumor, but it’s pretty damn credible. The rumored devices are the DSC-QX10 and QX100, which are new products Sony will probably call “lens cameras.” With a lens, image sensor, BIONZ image processor, WiFi, NFC and an SD slot, they are fully equipped to take high quality photos. However, they lack a screen or any way to control them.
They are made to attach to a smartphone. Using WiFI and/or NFC, they will connect to the phone and allow it to control the lens camera. With this fairly small accessory, you’ll be able to take awesome photos on the go using your favorite smartphone. And best of all, these accessories will work with both Android and iOS devices.
According to this leak, there will be two models. The bigger one will contain the 20.2MP RX100 Mark II sensor, which is a very large 1-inch sensor. The other model will come with a smaller 1/2.3-inch 18MP sensor and 10x zoom lens. Those are pretty impressive sensors for phone accessories.
This photo is a double leak, because if you look closer, the phone that is being used is actually the rumored Sony Honami.
We hope that Sony will price these devices well, because these could really improve mobile photography while we wait for phones to get better sensors and lenses. We may see these devices at IFA on September 4, so stay tuned. Would you get one? And if not, tell us why!
The Motorola Moto X has finally been officially unveiled in New York shows all the details of the smartphone and clarifying or denying all the rumors and leaks that have plied cyberspace recent months. One of the most anticipated terminals of recent times and the first to launch the American company since its acquisition by Google, the Moto X will continue to be debated at length. Keep reading and you have all features.
We carry several months hearing about this phone. With rumors, leaks, specification sheets and videos that we showed the benefits of the expected terminal. Much noise, but really, how many nuts are there?
As many. The Moto X has several keys that can make a star smarpthone rivaling the iPhone, the Samsung Galaxy S4, HTC One or the Sony Xperia Z.
The first key for the Moto X is so much to say which is the first major release of Motorola since it was bought by Google. While it is true that recently have come to light Mini Motorola Droid, Droid Droid Ultra and Max, the truth is that they are exclusive models made specifically for Verizon in the United States. In fact, the Moto X is the first handset from Motorola in which Google has messed with, influencing the final result, bringing it much closer to the Nexus range than previous Motorola handsets.
But to the point and go to the final specifications.
Specifications of Motorola Moto X:
Motorola Chipset X8
Qualcomm dual-core processor at 1.7GHz S4 Pro MSM8960DT
Adreno 320 GPU
2GB of RAM
Internal memory of 16GB and 32GB
AMOLED display 4.7 "with a resolution of 720p
10MP rear camera and LED flash Clear Pixel 2.1MP front and both with the possibility of video recording at 1080p
802.11a/b/g/n/ac WiFi
Bluetooth 4.0 LE + EDR
4G - LTE
Android 4.2.2 (stock version, very slightly modified)
NFC Chip
Battery non-removable 2,200 mAh that promises 13 hours of talk time and 24 normal use.
Dimensions: 128.5 x 65 mm
130 grams
2 years free storage 50GBs Google Drive
Specifications include it somewhere between medium and high. But let these specifications for parts.
Chipset:
The Motorola X8 is the chipset that beats in the Moto X. It is a computer system comprising eight cores. A dual core CPU Snapdragon S4 Pro 1.7GHz running, to which is added the Adreno 320 graphics processor quad core. And say: "missing core, right?". Yes And is that the main CPU must add two chips than those of motorlola have called Contextual Natural Language Computing Processor and Processor.
In this case, the Snapdragon S4 Pro we found is not the same as found in other terminals, but has been modified and optimized by Motorola. By working together with these two extra chips that form the X8 motorola reduce consumption and increase the performance of the terminal.
The context processor is in charge of managing sensors, display, touch input, etc.. But the most interesting feature of this is that it can function as main CPU when the phone is in sleep mode, by switching to energy saving and turning off the S4 Pro
The natural language processor for its part, is responsible for tasks such as noise cancellation, or voice recognition, which will always be waiting to receive orders to begin to obey.
Thanks to this combination, it promises to increase the battery life considerably.
To ensure that both services in the background to handle the chips and functions as normal user programs run smoothly, have footwear Moto X with 2 GBs of RAM.
Display:
The display of the Moto X is a normal screen 4.7 inch high definition without being one of the best on the market, or the biggest, does the job perfectly and saves battery. With a definition of 720p and a density of 316 dpi is not Full HD, but this is reflected in a reduction in cost and lower energy consumption.
Furthermore, it should be noted that in these sizes of devices, the perception among the regular HD and Full HD is practically imperceptible.
Internal Memory:
Fulfilling the predictions, has been released in version 16 GBs and one of 32GBs exclusively for AT & T. But what is striking is that this space will not be expandable via microSD. Google already announced for Nexus 4 and it seems that now Motorola will continue this way.
I argued at the time that the management of the memory through microSD was ineffective, and relied more on cloud storage, policies that follow in this new terminal.
Battery:
The battery is 2200 mAh, a priori, does not seem too much, but keep in mind that is similar to riding the Samsung Galaxy S4. But if we take as reference the autonomy of this phone, and we add the efficiency of computer chip created especially to energy saving in the spotlight may be more than enough.
Camera:
The camera is one of the strengths of Moto X. Clear Pixel is a 10.5 MP camera that stands for a pixel size larger than most cameras, surpassed only by the camera UltraPixel HTC One
The videos can be recorded at 1080p and 60 FPS with a 30 FPS Slow Motion.
It also has a 2.1 MP front camera for video calls and hangouts.
Design:
The design is one of the aspects that have led to talk of Moto X. They spoke of many customization options for what we found among the 18 combinations backshells to which we add that we can change the front panel (choice of white or black), side buttons, and the ring around the camera.
This phone features a Magic Crystal Glass, which has been created by Corning, the makers of Gorilla Glass, in collaboration with Motorola, and it is a crystal that not only is responsible for protecting the screen, but covers the entire front cover . This indicates that the resistance of the cell will be quite high.
Price and Availability:
What catches the attention and where they intend to strike hard with the Motorola Moto X is in the price. It goes for 199 € in his version of 16GBs and relieve the Nexus 4 as a phone with best quality / price. It is hoped that in Spain the price is of 199 €.
It is expected to cross U.S. borders and reaches the other markets later this year.
In short, a very interesting terminal with a more interesting price. While the Moto X is not the same height as the HTC One or Samsung Galaxy S4, yes it brings features that make it worthy of being highlighted. And with such an attractive price, is a worthy rival to the great high-end devices in the market.
Now it remains to see how users respond against this presentation, and how they evolve sales and Moto X distribution worldwide.
Have you got an old Android phone or tablet just wasting away and gathering dust in your cupboard? Well, what are you waiting for? Get it out of there. Now!
There’s so much that your Android device is capable of and you just haven’t realised it yet. So with a little bit of effort, you can help your old Android device break free from the depths of your cupboard.
1. Alarm clock
People still buy dedicated alarm clocks? Are you using your smartphone as an alarm clock? It’s easy to grab a dock and an app to create an Android powered alarm clock. Android 4.2 Jelly Bean might have added Daydream to make your alarm clock look more beautiful, but you don’t need to have the latest and greatest Android tablet or smartphone to use it as an alarm clock.
The Daydream feature in Android 4.2 Jelly Bean can be easily accomplished by other apps for lower versions of Android. They aren’t quite as elegant as Daydream though.
There are dozens of apps which can turn your Android tablet or smartphone into an alarm clock (Alarm Clock Xtreme is a popular one), and with a $10 dock from ebay, you can save yourself the trouble of buying a dedicated alarm clock. What’s even better is that if you are a particularly heavy sleeper, you can always plug your Android device into your surround system (or just a regular speaker) to make sure that you don’t miss that important meeting.
2. MP3 Player
Are you a heavy music listener? Your old Android smartphone or tablet is perfect for such situations. We are already trying to eke out every last drop of battery life from our Android smartphones, and if you are a particularly heavy music listener, you can waste a good 10% or more in one day of listening to music locally, never mind streaming it.
Luckily, you can use your old Android smartphone or tablet (smartphone would be more preferable in this situation for obvious reasons) as a dedicated MP3 player. This way you can conserve your precious battery life for more important matters. An old Android smartphone without a SIM card is also perfect for your gym sessions, so that you won’t be distracted by any phone calls or texts while you are working out.
You can also store your favourite videos for mobile viewing. So now you can watch Gangam Style to your heart’s content without taking a hit in the battery life department.
If you’ve got an IP camera then you can use your old Android smartphone or tablet as a monitor. Whether you want to keep an eye on the baby or you just want to know who’s at the door, your old Android smartphone or tablet fits the bill perfectly. You can even hook your tablet up on the wall to be used as an LCD monitor for a fixed position in your living room. Audio-only is so 20th century, and those dedicated LCD monitors can be costly, so using your old Android tablet or smartphone would be perfect.
So you’ve spent a few hours reading about these cool custom ROMs on the XDA forums, but you are afraid of bricking your shiny new Android device. Maybe you don’t want to lose your warranty. That’s why your old Android smartphone or tablet can be transformed into your development device so that you can explore the wonderful world of Android customization, without having to worry about bricking your device.
Paranoid Android (left), Cyanogen Mod (center), AOKP (right).
There are loads of custom ROMs to try, and if you have a particularly popular old smartphone or tablet, then you’ll be well supported by the development community.
5. DSLR Remote controller
If you like to experiment with your DSLR shots, pairing your old Android smartphone or tablet to your DSLR can bring some interesting shots. You can create great time lapse shots, time controlled HDR-sequences, and all sorts of other functions. If you’ve got an old Android tablet with Infrared built-in (like the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7 Plus), you can use the built-in IR blaster to control your DSLR as well.
You can buy cooking books and tutorials from the Play Store or just use Youtube to watch tutorials.
Those cooking sessions can get messy, so using your old Android phone or tablet as a digital cookbook would be incredibly convenient. You can buy cooking books and tutorials from the Play Store or just use Youtube to watch tutorials. With your old Android phone or tablet by your side, all of those incredible dishes that you saw on TV and thought were impossible to make, can now become a reality.
There are hundreds of Wi-Fi connected digital photo frames to choose from, but why spend money on something you already have. An Android tablet coupled with a dock would be perfect to show a slideshow of your favorite pictures on your tablet. There are dozens of apps to pick from, and you can even use it as a digital photo frame and a bedside alarm clock. Talk about multi-purpose.
Chances are that your old Android smartphone or tablet won’t be able to run the newest graphics intensive games, but that won’t stop them from being great emulator consoles. If you’d like to relive the glory days of your Game Boy’s, Play Station’s, Nintendo 64’s and all your other favourite older consoles, your old Android smartphone or tablet can do just that. With loads of emulators to choose from, you’ll be sure to find one for your respective console of choice.
Just like MP3 players, very few people buy dedicated E-Readers anymore. Now instead of taking a battery hit on your smartphone while you’re reading your favourite novel, you can use your old smartphone or tablet as an E-Reader. What’s even better is that if you have an old Samsung Galaxy S, Samsung Galaxy S2 or any other smartphone with an OLED display, you can switch to the night theme and enjoy incredible battery life thanks to the low energy consumption of OLED displays when showing predominantly black screens.
Great apps to choose from: Kindle app, Google Play Books.
10. There’s so much more you can do!
There are all sorts of other crazy, interesting use cases that can keep you busy long into the summer D.I.Y. season. You've just got to be a little imaginative.
We could’ve limited this list to 10 definitive choices, but there’s so much more you can do with your old Android tablet or smartphone. You can pilot quadrocopters, use them as media servers, install them on your car dashboard for in-car entertainment and GPS systems, use them as a controller for your home automation systems, and all sorts of other crazy, interesting use cases that can keep you busy long into the summer D.I.Y. season. You’ve just got to be a little imaginative.
You can also mix and match different ideas into the one tablet or smartphone so that you can use your old device for more than one purpose, and if you still haven’t found a good use for your old Android device, then you can sell or recycle it, or even donate it to a worthy cause.
Have you been inspired to break your old Android device free from the dark depths of your closet? Which idea interests you most?
- See more at: http://www.androidauthority.com/10-great-uses-old-android-phones-tablets-247254/#sthash.LVSK42fQ.dpuf
When Google launched itsnew Maps appfor some users yesterday, it was criticized by some for the way offline maps had been handled. The feature, accessible via menus in earlier Maps versions, could only be activated by searching for "OK Maps" in the new app, in a sort of Easter egg.
Today the app has been updated once again with an easier way to download offline map caches — tap the (empty) search bar and you'll find "Make this map area available offline." It's perhaps not the most obvious place to put this feature, nor the most elegant-looking card, but we can't fault Google's fast turnaround on this issue. (The "OK Maps" shortcut will continue to function in the new version, Google says.)
In addition, there's now a "Where's Latitude" button in the main menu area linking to Google's support page on Latitude's retirement. The service, which is absent from the new Maps app, will be closed entirely on Aug. 9.
If you're running the new version of Maps, you should see an update to your app this morning. As an aside we're now starting to see the new Google Maps 7.0 on more of our devices, so if you're not updated yet you might want to check your Play Store app for updates.
You'll lose some of your customizations in the process, however
AT&T this morning dropped word that its version of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 can now update to Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean.
That's the good news. The bad news is that you have to do it with Samsung KIES on a Mac or PC. A tethered update is better than no update at all, of course.
The update brings about the following improvements:
Customizable widgets
Improved text input and spell-checking
New dictionaries for better error correction and word suggestion
Enhanced web browsing and personalization capability
Improved email management
New technology for better security options
Google Now with enhanced voice activation
That said, you'll also lose some customizations with this update. Paired Bluetooth devices will be removed, as will custom APNs. Home screens will be reset to the default Ice Cream Sandwich view, and the app menu will revert as well. Contacts and groups will still be on your tablet, but contacts will be removed from the groups. Also: Music playlists and settings will be rest.
The successor to the HTC Butterfly (and the Droid DNA) is now official. Packing souped up specs and several features borrowed from the One, the Butterfly s shines in the battery life department.
At an event in Taiwan today, HTC lifted the veil on its latest flagship, the Butterfly s, a revamp of theButterfly, the world’s first smartphone with a Full HD display, which launched in late 2012.
The new HTC Butterfly s features a 5-inch 1920 x 1080 Super LCD 3 display, just like its predecessor, and is powered by a Snapdragon 600 processor, clocked at 1.9GHz. In this respect, the Butterfly S outshines the HTC One, which is powered by a CPU running at 1.7GHz. The 2GB of RAM and the 16GB of storage complete the picture of what is mostly standard fare for current high-end Android phones. The good news is the Butterfly s boasts a microSD card slot, unlike its One brother.
HTC transplanted many of the One’s most popular features to the new Butterfly s, including the stereo BoomSound speakers and the UltraPixel camera, capable of recording Zoes, HTC’s proprietary short animations format. In addition to the 4UP main camera, the wide-angle front shooter of 2.1MP should be a boon for selfie addicts.
While most of the hardware features of the HTC Butterfly s are similar to what we’ve already seen on other devices, the device’s strong suit seems to be the battery. HTC managed to cram a massive 3,200mAh battery into the Butterfly s, which is a huge improvement over the 2020mAh battery in the original Butterfly and the 2300mAh unit on the HTC One. The HTC Butterfly outguns even the Note 2and the Optimus G Pro, which both have about 3100mAh batteries, but larger screens. We’ve yet to receive the dimensions of the Butterfly s, but even if the beefy battery adds a couple of extra millimeters to the girth of the device, many users will be happy to put up with it.
In terms of software, the HTC Butterfly s features Android Jelly Bean with HTC’s Sense 5 overlay on top, just like the HTC One. The popular BlinkFeed homescreen replacement also makes an appearance.
HTC stated that the HTC Butterfly s would become available in Taiwan starting with July at a price of NT $22,900 (about $766). The company didn’t specify if or when the device would be made available in the rest of the world, but looking at the evolution of last year’s Butterfly, we expect to see variants of the Butterfly s released in Japan and Europe, at the very least.
As for the United States, a noted HTC leakster recently tweeted that Sprint, not Verizon, would carry a variant of the Butterfly s. This would be surprising, considering that Verizon launched the Droid DNA (a rebranded Butterfly) stateside and that it skipped the HTC One, which is being carried by all the other major American carriers.
With the evolution of technology and smartphones, one of the connections we have lost is the IR.
Present in some old phones, it was used to share data between devices. But now, that technology has been reviewed in two of the most popular Android devices of the moment: the Samsung Galaxy S4 and the HTC One.
With the infrared support, we can use these phones as a remote controller for our home entertainment system.
In the next video, you can see how is this possible:
In the previous installment of current ROM, you showed as "root" and I with superuser permissions easily make theSamsung Galaxy S4 using the computer and the ODIN tool. This week I will give you the steps to install your own ROM in your terminal, as well as give you a selection of the best ROMs.
Firstly, we will unload the CWM. What is the CWM and that allows us to do? The ClockWorkMod Recovery, known as CWM Recovery is modified our android management system and allows us to:
-Perform a full backup of your mobile phone. -Flash Custom ROMS. -Reset the system counters, format partitions and clear cache.
CWM for Samsung Galaxy S4 download and installation
Access a: "philz_touch_5.03.7-i9505.zip" and download it. We put the .zip file downloaded to the root of your SD card. The steps would be:
-Turn off your phone normally.
-Once off, will have to gain access to the CWM, by pressing for a few seconds the keys "volume up" + the key "home" + "power" button.
-Use the volume until you reach the option keys "install zip" confirming it with the power button.
-We look for the downloaded file and verify its installation.
Once made steps our device will be ready to Flash any ROM or theme you want. If you have any questions, here is thelink authorPhil3759 author of the mod. When you embarquéis you in this world, you will see that our mobile have no limit and has a lot of customizations and improvements.
What is and who can provide a custom ROM?
A custom or "cooked" rom is a modified copy of the system in a file, which allows us from increasing the battery life, up to customize 100% our Smartphone. Be careful when you acostumbréis, you engancharéis!
Do I usually install a ROM?
It can be done in two different ways:
-By ODIN: as we saw last week, is a method to Flash via PC. This process is usually done to regain a ROM by default factory State officer or very close to it.
-By CWM: generally the most used for the cooked roms. The process is done by phone. Download the file which is to be introduced on the SD card, and install from there directly.
Once you have installed the CWM, the only thing you have to do is choose your favorite cooked ROM and install it. The installation is very important, since each rom may require a different installation methodology. For this reason we advise you to always be sure of the steps to follow.
Installation instructions for the ROMS via CWM
ROM Android facilities can be a rather complex and delicate process at the beginning. We recommend that you follow the instructions carefully since a single failure can be fatal for your device. When several flashees of them, you will see that it is not a difficult process, nor much less, but you always have to know that it is.
The steps are:
-Turn off the device and access to our customized recovery CWM.
-Access the option to wipe data / Factory reset and confirm the action with "yes".
-We do the same process with the "wipe cache" option.
-We go to the tab "advanced". Within it we realize again the method described with the option "wipe dalvik-cache".
-We will return to the main menu. In this case select "install from sdcard".
-Now is when we must select the rom downloaded and install it, once we have completed the previous steps. Depending on if we have it discharged on our SD card or in the phone memory, select "internal or external SDcard".
-Once you have located the title of rom, pressed on it and verify the installation of the device.
-Once you have completed the process, you just to reset the device using the "reboot system now" option in the event that you do not automatically.
Although the Samsung Galaxy S4 has not long to live yet, there are many developers who work to provide us all the possible improvements to our Smartphone in a very laborious and unselfish way. Currently, are already appearing different ROMS with excellent features and improvements.
One of the best current ROMS for our Galaxy S4 is the OMEGA ROM, which is updated to version 3.1 and is currently the most collated by the users of the Android community.
OMEGA ROM v.3.1. for Samsung Galaxy S4
Notable features:
-Increase of battery on the original roms by default.
-Significant increase in the performance, speed and stability of the rom.
-Full customization, with a theme of exquisite taste.
-Many improvements for accessibility and handling of the device.
As you have seen, these roms are designed and developed to meet our daily needs in our Galaxy S4 much more, and it is at the end of all we want that it is much more than a simple mobile phone, we want to make the most capabilities it presents, to become a device in our hands.
You have already spoken long and hard the problem of thebattery life for Android users. Even trying to save energy, it is rare that the battery lasts more than one day. Already saw as Snapdragon presented itsBatteryGuru, or as Sony gambled byStamina, and I've given you tips forincrease the autonomy of your Android. Today we advise you about someapplications to improve your Android battery .
There are people who opt for an extended battery or even for carrying extra batteries with him not to be without power in case of emergency, but for the moment, we are still slaves of the load of the mobile. As I mentioned in the post about increase battery, we found the display illumination and data connections on the top of the functions that consume more battery. Manage them manually can be tedious, for this reason, we show this list of applications that will help you to improve the autonomy of your Android Terminal.
First of all, I puntualizaremos two issues. Depending on the applications that are running in the background, you will have more or less battery time, and on the other hand, do not expect that these applications do miracles. Most of them are based simply on automatically manage connections, and modes of the phone to try to save the maximum of energy.
JuiceDefender: An application that allows us to manage our terminal functions to be able to optimize the use of battery. Designed to extend the charging time, help us manage certain tasks which are usually those consuming more battery, such as connectivity, (3G, 4G, WiFi, Bluetooth). It gives us the possibility to configure different modes which are activated from the application itself, or through a widget.
Greenify: One of the best ways to save battery life for users who have many applications installed, but in order to use it, is necessary to root the phone, which, normally, invalidates the manufacturer's warranty and that if we do it wrong, may involve unpleasant consequences for the phone. If you're willing to take the risk, what this application offers us is to control many aspects of the smartphone as the number of times that is updated all day a widget, for example.
Tasker: Tasker is one of the best options in loq EU administration of tasks is concerned, since it allows us to automate our smartphone to the maximum. Through this automation we can control applications that consume us too much battery. In addition, functions that offers go beyond energy savings, planteándose as a great Assistant for our Android phone.
Battery defending: If you're a person who does not want to lose much time on battery, defend Battery saving settings is your choice, since its objective is to involve less user to save battery power. For example, the application disables connections if the screen is off for more than 15 minutes. It also allows applications to be synchronized every 15 minutes or automatically disables connections when he knows that we are sleeping. In addition, it shows us what we have left of battery in the notification bar directly.
Battery HD: this application is oriented to give us more information as well as to project how much load is on the phone to find out what we can and what we need to avoid doing in the next few hours. If we know, for example, that we will not have a charger at a time, it is not recommended that we use the phone to watch videos, surf the internet or listen to music. With this application we can learn how many hours we still have battery for each of the functions of the terminal. While not us allows control over them, allows us to plan us with regard to the information provided to us.
GO Battery Saver: this application will allow us to easily manage any of the functions that consume more battery on our phone. We can turn on or off the data, WiFi, Bluetooth, audio, screen brightness or synchronization applications. Also it allows us to configure custom profiles that fit our needs and that will help us to better control our Android energy expenditure.
Battery Dr: the function of this application is to improve our phone battery eliminating processes on and off applications that are spending too much battery. Battery Dr we can suspend tasks that do not need and that are working, as well as information about the battery, its temperature and other statistics of the phone, as well as of adjusting the brightness of the display, receive notifications related to the remaining battery time, or monitor and control charge our phone.
Battery Doctor:No to be confused with the previous application. Battery doctor will save battery quickly with one touch of the screen. In addition, predicts the charging time that we have to be able to plan the use of the smartphone and allows us to optimize the battery while the phone is charging. It also allows us to automatically adjust settings to optimize the loading time remaining.
Easy Battery Saver: This application allows us to save battery power through the intelligent management of connectivity of the equipment and the time during which the screen stays on when we are not using it, as well as the brightness of the same. It also allows us to save battery power while we sleep. The application provides us with four modes, from the simplest with basic controls, to the more complex with a larger number of controls that you want to exercise over the phone. In the latter, you can select virtually all the variables we can control for squeezing our phone's battery.
BetterBatteryStats: Finally, this application does not give us excessive control over the functions of the phone, but gives us information so that we know which functions are investing more battery. It gives us the possibility to analyze the behavior of a phone and find applications that carry out excessive battery use, to eliminate them or kill their processes depending on its functionality. It is, in short, an application of monitoring more than control of functions.
Snapdragon BatteryGuru: didn't want to mention this application for all those users whose terminal incorporates a Snapdragon chip. For more information regarding the application, already made a review in the followinglink.
And you, would we recommend some other application to improve your Android battery?
