I suppose the "POWER OFF" button.I am using juice defender right now. I want to find a free app that has more options than juice defender.
I suppose the "POWER OFF" button.
All joking aside, there are a number of threads on this subject already that you can access via the "Search this Forum" button.
Here are a few...
http://androidforums.com/applicatio...er-how-extend-battery-life-android-phone.html
http://androidforums.com/android-applications/293236-best-battery-save-app.html
http://androidforums.com/android-applications/292174-battery-saver-app.html
http://androidforums.com/android-applications/276286-battery-saving-apps.html
http://androidforums.com/android-applications/263329-best-task-killer-app-battery-saving-tips.html
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Don't use any battery saver app, they use more battery power than they save.
Ordinarily I'd agree, but SetCPU works on a different principle. It throttles back the CPU speed according to profiles you set. Normally, my Infuse 4g runs at 1200MHz processor speed 100% of the time. I have a profile set to throttle it to min/max 400/1200 as needed, when the screen is off. Most of the time, it will coast along at 1/3 speed (400MHz), but if there is an incoming call, text, or email, it jumps up to 1200MHz. You can also set profiles for in-call, temp >, battery <, charging, time of day, etc. I've done controlled benchmark testing, and it definitely gives back more battery than it takes to run itself.Don't use any battery saver app, they use more battery power than they save.
Ordinarily I'd agree, but SetCPU works on a different principle. It throttles back the CPU speed according to profiles you set. Normally, my Infuse 4g runs at 1200MHz processor speed 100% of the time. I have a profile set to throttle it to min/max 400/1200 as needed, when the screen is off. Most of the time, it will coast along at 1/3 speed (400MHz), but if there is an incoming call, text, or email, it jumps up to 1200MHz. You can also set profiles for in-call, temp >, battery <, charging, time of day, etc. I've done controlled benchmark testing, and it definitely gives back more battery than it takes to run itself.
you could give Battery Doctor a try..
The title of this thread is, "What is the best battery saver app?". SetCPU saves battery. The OP never said anything about "annoying programs" or limiting answers to solutions that didn't require root.Ok, but that is completely different from a battery saver app. SetCPU requires rooting your phone, plus it relates to the CPU, not killing annoying programs.
The title of this thread is, "What is the best battery saver app?". SetCPU saves battery. The OP never said anything about "annoying programs" or limiting answers to solutions that didn't require root.
Isn't that what most of them do? Juice Defender certainly works the same way.I just tried Optimal Battery Saver. Works well for me. Doesn't kill apps... regulates network usage.