Link: Change phone with three simple steps
The development is moving fast forward for mobile phones. What was once just a “mobile phone”, and not much more, are now most of the technical tools you need gathered in one powerful machine. But with development, the choices and alternatives also increase, it can feel difficult to know what to prioritize. Here are some tips along the way.
Battery that lasts a long time
Today’s mobile phones need a lot of power to handle all the advanced apps and features on offer. A few years ago, problems with discharged batteries were very common, a fully charged phone was rarely enough all day if used extensively. The fault was not only in the battery power, the apps and services of that time often drew more battery power than was needed.
But now the development has largely caught up. Modern phones, like the Samsung Galaxy S21, are created with the goal of lasting all day. In addition, there is access to wireless battery sharing where you can share your powers with another Qi-compatible device – your friend’s mobile or your wireless headphones, for example. And when you are really short of battery (and battery-sharing friends), you can activate “Power Mode” to extend battery life. The phone then prevents background apps from using Wi-Fi and mobile data, and energy-intensive features.
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