Cellacom S51 Lite Manual De Usuario página 15

4.3 Power Saving Tips
Short battery life has been a drawback of all smart phones for as long as they have
been around, and the problem seems to be a never-ending one. As device
manufactures improve battery technology and capacity, more power-hungry
processors have become the norm. There are several things users can do to increase
the length of time between charges.
Quick Settings
Many current Androids
devices now allow you to
quickly see and control
what services are
running. This is similar
to the Power Control
widget found on some
other devices. Although
the quick settings don't
actually save battery
power, they do allow you
to quickly and easily
keep battery draining
services under control.
Power Saving Mode
Many android
Smartphones now
include a Power Saving
feature which, with the
flick of a switch, can
automatically activate
several power-saving
tools. These include
limiting the performance
of the CPU, reducing the
amount of power going
to the display and
turning off Haptic
Feedback. You can
either let all of these
tools be activated, or
pick and choose which
to use. You probably
won't want to activate
all of these tools all of
the time, but if you need
to squeeze a few more
hours of battery life out
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Adjust the Backlight
Brightness
One of the quickest and
easiest ways to save some
battery juice is to turn down
the brightness of the screen
backlight. There are a couple
of different methods to do
this. Open settings >
Display > Brightness and
then move the slider down to
wherever you think is
acceptable. Less than 50% is
advised. You can also access
the brightness control from
the Notifications panel. On
that screen you should also
see Automatic Brightness.
Ticking that box will take
control of the screen
brightness out of your hands
and instead trust the phone
to decide how bright the
screen needs to be.