Running out of battery on your cell phone can be frustrating, regardless of whether you have an Android or iOS device. Identifying which apps are consuming excessive energy can be a challenge, but each device has its own functions to address this issue.
For Samsung devices, users can access the “Device Maintenance” section in the Settings menu and select “Diagnosis” to detect apps that are draining their phone’s battery. Once identified, these apps can be closed or removed to improve battery life. Other Android devices, such as Motorola or Xiaomi, have a similar process for identifying battery-draining apps by navigating to the Battery section in Settings and selecting “Activity or Battery Usage”. Users can then optimize or restrict the background usage of these apps to conserve battery life.
For iPhone and iPad users, checking battery usage is straightforward by going to Settings and then Battery. Users can view a list of apps that are draining the battery along with the percentage of time each app has been active. Additionally, users can enable low power mode to conserve battery across all apps.
Managing app demands on the battery is key to improving overall battery life. Users can disable background app updates, restrict location services, or customize app settings to reduce energy consumption. By taking these steps, users can prolong the battery life of their devices and avoid premature battery drain issues.
