12 simple tricks to increase android smartphone battery life

Sometimes it is useful to state the obvious. So it is good to repeat some small measures to be taken to improve the autonomy of our smart phones and use them longer. Many of these "tricks" are so simple as to be almost silly, but it certainly is good to repeat and remember even things that appear to be basic but sometimes can be forgotten or you can give little weight.

1. Recharge always up to have the charge of the battery to 100%.
2. Turn off the Bluetooth after having completed their use.
3. Turn off WiFi when not needed.
4. Disable automatic brightness .
5. Disable the vibration , and only use the ringtones if you do not need specifically of vibration.
6. Set the time the lowest for the switching off of the screen .
7. Reduce the time to capture images from your camera .
8. Disable sounds "extras" such as system sounds, keyboard, and so on.
9. Avoid playing for long periods of time.
10. Try to keep calls short , especially in 3G mode.
11. Do not use live wallpaper .
12. Do not use the vibration when you play. 

As simple, these small "tricks" are useful to preserve battery charge and not to waste it with uselessness of various types. Let's hope that someone can be useful!

GeForce GTX 680 was overclocked to 1442 MHz, using air-cooled

Overclocking enthusiast k | ngp | n explore the potential of increasing the clock frequency on GeForce GTX 680 sample 3D-card EVGA GTX 680 SC. With the use of "extreme cooling" graphics processor was overclocked to 1957 MHz.

More interesting is the result of dispersal from the air cooling system, accessible to more overclockers.

In this case, k | ngp | n and the EVGA GTX 680 SC was subjected to 1442 MHz mark. Recall from the reference sample base clock frequency is 1058 MHz, high - 1124 MHz.

 

As can be seen in the illustration, with the GPU voltage had to increase to 1.212, which corresponds to the upper limit stipulated by NVIDIA. Memory clock was 1812 MHz.

The system used to disperse, was part of the processor Intel Core i7-3960X, overclocked to about 5 GHz, and the memory running at 1245 MHz (effective 2490 MHz). In 3DMark 11 the result was recorded P12745.