Battery Life of HTC One S

[TaDeUsZ]

I am planning to buy this HTC One S Smartphone as it has good specification like it has Gorilla Glass it has good HTC Sense UI, it also have good 8 Megapixel camera which has 3264*2448 Pixels, autofocus, LED Flash, not only this much it also have good Simultaneous HD video and image recording, geo-tagging, face and smile detection and it comes with Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) it has a Qualcomm MSM8260A Snapdragon chipset and also a great Dual core 1.5 GHz Krait CPU. Not only that much it also have good memory of 1 GB RAM and 16 GB internal memory so I don’t think it is necessary to root also. But I just have one question after having so many amazing features can anyone let me know about its battery life. As I know that Android mobile battery life is really very bad. So if they are providing so many good features why they are not able to give good battery life so can anyone let me know is HTC One S has a good battery life and if not then please advise me how to get good battery life or which mobile is better as per its battery life. As I have to use my phone for almost more then 3-4 hours for calling and more 2-3 hours for using internet and if I get time then play some games. So will the battery last for long time.

[Memphis M]

Using specially designed app, that can extend the battery life of your Android Smartphone, you can download for free or for a fee directly from the 'Android Market. One of the best known is certainly Juice Defender, whose logic is operating in the automatic deactivation of functions, keeping in mind how much battery is missing. An example will illustrate better ideas: whether out of the house you forgot to charge your Smartphone Android and the battery is less than an hour of battery life, Juice Defender disable the connection, so no need to use external batteries. On the Android Market will also release "Ultimate", available at 4.99 euros. The presence of a greater number of functions, all fully customizable and extremely effective, is what differentiates the paid version of Juice Defender than free.

[robot.txt]

You can extend battery life by a few simple tips to follow:

• Turn the power off when not in use
• Lower the volume
• Terminate programs or functions which consume much energy, like the camera when not using them
• Make sure applications are closed and not constantly running in the background remain
• Whenever possible, use the power adapter

[Bala Murugan S]

Would like to give you some tips to increase battery life.
First point, using the internal battery meter. Android comes around a meter, you can find it in Settings -> About Phone -> Batteries -> Usage Here you can see that consumes more battery on Android.

Second point, turn off Wi-Fi when not in use: Settings -> Network, Wi-Fi is necessary for high-speed connections at home or office, but outside of them, constantly looking for new Android Wi-Fi networks that consumes the battery.

Third Point, turn Bluetooth off: Settings -> Network, Bluetooth usually is not very used daily and only the fact of being activated in standby consumes energy. Can also be disabled on main Widget.

Fourth point, Widget Energy or Power and Brightness Display. This may activate and deactivate Widget, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS, plus the brightness of the screen, all, very energy-hungry functions. The brighter the screen, more power consumption.

Fifth item, Email, if you have configured an email account and do not need constant check the mail, you can disable it in Accounts and Settings -> Mail or Email. If it is important for you to receive mail, select the shortest time possible, for example 15 minutes instead of every 5. Every time you connect to Internet email consume large amounts of energy.

Sixth point, Facebook, the Facebook application checks in the background, constantly for status updates, you can choose the intervals on Facebook's internal settings.

Seventh item, Task Manager, it is one of the 10 needed Android applications, we found at ATK (Advanced Task Killer) a super app needed to close any applications you no longer need and save battery.

Eighth item, Animated Wallpapers. The animated wallpapers are very entertaining but consume large amounts of energy, it is best to disable them.

Ninth item, GPS, as mentioned above, the GPS chip needs to be connected to global positioning satellites to get an exact location, usually takes between 4 and 6 satellites also uses the Internet connection to speed up the process of obtaining position, as expected much energy is used in this process.

Tenth item, 3G and the Internet. One of the advantages of 3G, better quality voice and data (Internet), but is a major reason for the poor battery life, turn off the 3G could double or triple what the battery life between charges.

[CassandraD]

For all those who are not satisfied with the battery life of the device, can now optimize the device, so that optimal use of your device. There are a few tips for HTC, giving it not only with tips to save battery too, how the internal software to optimize the battery consumption is less. All data services such as 3G/4G depletes battery-level end-user. In addition, Sprint is working on the 4G network settings to optimize the battery for customers to improve in the 4G which deteriorate the convenience for users. Note that all these suggestions below are for all users of Android.
Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth and the brightness of your monitor major influence on battery performance, so much always important to only use these services only when you need it most. Especially when the battery is minimal, you need all these features of the nucleus to turn on so the battery lasts longer, until you find a place to charge your device. You can also bump free where you need to follow the steps below, FIM to make the most of battery.

Connect the device and place it by 8 hours or more, Unplug the unit and turn the phone off and free for 1 time and taking to spend another hour battery life is nearly double, according to executives HTC they were tested and there is a huge improvement in battery life. If the above steps, HTC claims that users have a maximum battery life reported around 10 hours, even with heavy use, that includes phone, hear the music, the use of data services for most of the time. Please note that this something can again vary from user to user.

[Aalap]

Android devices are portable powerhouses enjoy a wide variety of applications and tools in your pocket, but all that computing can take a toll on your battery life.

Fortunately, Android comes with built-in settings that can be rotated to conserve battery life, and here we show you how to get the best of it:

Step 1: Power Control
Widget control internal energy of the android is the first step to increase battery life. It is included in all versions of Android, and you can enable or disable settings. To get it, well not long home screen, then choose 'Widgets' followed by' Control of energy. “You have a long, free space on your home screen to install.

2. Wi-Fi Bluetooth
On the left side of the track power control you will see the icon of the Wi-Fi - turn this off if you're in a Wi-Fi hotspot and you will see a tremendous amount of energy savings. We should also think about Bluetooth, wireless computers to connect to the car sound and speakers. Disable it if you do not use.

3. GPS and brightness
GPS is useful when you go to Google Maps and location services to use, but it uses lots of energy and should be disabled when not in use. Reduce the brightness of your monitor will stop draining the battery, and some phones can automatically adjust the brightness according to ambient lighting.

4. Synchronize
Synchronization means that the phone constantly in touch with Google's servers to download new e-mails, contacts, calendar entries and other background information. It uses lots of energy, and you can safely disable it for a while - something that has not been downloaded will appear on your device when it is switched on again.

5. 2G networks
2G networks are considerably slower than 3G, but 3G uses more power. You can switch to a 2G network, choosing "Settings" then "Wireless e speeches" followed by "Mobile Networks". By the box 'Use only 2G networks' option. You'll still be able to make calls and send texts.

6. Juice Defender
Juice Defender is a handy app that turns off certain settings when not in use. Download it form market, then run it and choose 'On' in 'Status'. Turn the app if you download a lot of data, how could he stop connectivity if your phone switches to standby.

7. Use the battery
To know exactly what the battery to eat, choose 'Settings' then' on the phone "and" Use of the battery. "Here is a list of applications and tools that use more energy. Some of these functions can be selected and "forced" to stop, saving you a bit more valuable force in the future.

8. I have the power
The next time the device has low power, or there is no place to plug the charger, you know exactly what you can enable and disable the battery a little longer. The tips above are also useful in other situations, like when you go on holiday and want to avoid using too much data.