Just like having to believe that when its raining and sunny at the same time a Lion or a wild beast in the forest is giving birth everyday gadget and devices come with lots of dated and bad advice. Most people will be surprised by at least one of these myths, which is why I’ve listed them below.
Don’t be embarrassed if you’ve been doing these things religiously, because they’re widely held beliefs, and many have an iota of truth. But you may also be relieved to learn that they’re inaccurate. After all, even technophiles have their superstitions.
Turn down your phone’s brightness to extend battery life.
You’ve probably heard that adjusting the brightness of your screen to the lowest setting is the best way to save battery power. Although it’s true that reducing the brightness can help, it’s not the best solution. It’s better to use your phone’s “Auto Brightness” setting.
Auto Brightness makes your phone’s display adjust to different lighting conditions. The next time it’s dark outside, you won’t be tempted to crank the brightness up. And this gradual, controlled change actually saves battery life.
The brightness of your screen isn’t the only thing contributing to your depleting battery power. Your phone is constantly downloading information, whether it’s to check email, show ads on a site, update an app or stream music. You can take control.
