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Showing posts with label Mobile. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mobile. Show all posts
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Your choice in carriers may be hurting your battery life
Battery life is often cited as the most important feature of a mobile device, but have you ever wondered whether your choice in carriers could be affecting your battery life? It turns out that the answer might be yes on that one; and, according to tests by Laptop Mag, your best bet for battery life might be with T-Mobile.
The tests have been conducted in both New York City and in Chicago using the HTC One M7 and M8, and the Samsung Galaxy S4 and S5, and the results are pretty stark. Across the board, the T-Mobile variants of the devices have had better battery life, sometimes by quite a sizeable degree. The biggest difference was found between T-Mobile and Verizon on the Galaxy S5, where the Verizon model clocked in at 7:30 of battery life, while the T-Mo model scored nearly 11 hours. That's a three and a half hour difference.
Even looking at the average battery test results over the past 12 months and the past 36 months, the results held. T-Mobile devices had the highest average battery life, while Verizon models came in last. AT&T actually showed improvement, as it was in the bottom with Verizon over the 36 month span, but had climbed up close to even with Sprint in the past 12 months.
Unfortunately, it is unclear exactly why this is happening. Laptop Mag speculates that two of the most likely factors are network efficiency and possibly even carrier bloat. There is certainly a correlation between the amount of bloat and battery life (Verizon has the most bloat and the worst battery), but that doesn't necessarily indicate causation.
Finally battery life depends on the operator from which your phone is made and it is similar applicable to all the company mobiles...
HOW TO LOCK AND UNLOCK MOBILE PHONES WITH FINGERPRINT
Here's another great application with which you can secure your mobile phone.
It allows you to lock and unlock your mobile phone by just placing a finger on it.
Though literally,the software doesn't scan and save your finger-print,it locks and unlock based on the number of beeps you set in the application's settings when ANY finger is placed on it.
How Does It Work?
Like I mentioned above,the software will be set to a certain number of beeps which only you must know for security reasons.
Once the beeping is matched,will automatically unlock itself.
NOTE »
This software works on only Symbian touch-screen phones.
TIPS.NOTE »
This software works on only Symbian touch-screen phones.
Set the beeps to a number you can easily remember and hard for others to guess.
E.g Do not set the beep to the number of letters in your name coz anyone can easily guess that.
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