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Want More Battery Life out of Your Samsung Galaxy S6? Find Out How

While there are multiple battery saving features, and the phone comes with quick charger, it is nice if you could preserve the juice of your battery as much as possible. There are multiple “killers” of the battery and we “use” them on a daily basis. In most cases, we are not even aware how much these killers drain the battery. In order to get more juice out of your Galaxy S6, you must turn your back to the following killers.

Adaptive Brightness

Using automatic brightness is the biggest crime you can commit to your S6. Almost all of us abuse this feature. To be fair, adaptive/automatic brightness produces comfortable viewing for everyone, it cannot select the optical setting. Your eyesight and the eyesight of your friend, mother or grandmother is not the same. Select the brightness to a low level you feel comfortable with. We are not saying you should select brightness at 20%, but somewhere in the range of 50-60% is good enough for most users. Adjusting the brightness will save you hours of battery life.

Screen Timeout

The display and its millions of pixels on it are the biggest killers of battery life. The display drains the battery life the most, when compared to any other feature or part of your smartphone. To reduce the battery drain of your screen, set up your screen timeout. The sleep function is very nice to reduce the battery drain. The more your screen stays awake, even though you are not looking at it, the more battery it drains. Set it to the lowest possible value you are comfortable with.

Widgets and Background Applications

Widgets and applications that run in the background are the next in line of battery killers. You might think the simple weather widget doesn’t drain your battery as much as you think, but you are wrong. The more widgets you install, the more battery they drain. Background apps that update while you do your business also drain enormous amounts of battery power. Consider which apps you need running in the background, and which widgets are useful for your daily use. When you select the priority apps and widgets, uninstall or disable the rest.

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5 Security Tips for Facebook Mobile

Facebook for mobile has become more popular than the Facebook for PC because people like to have Facebook on the go and they can have it only on their mobile. Also almost everyone has a smart phone these days and they are downloading the Facebook for their devices. Here is the Security Tips for Facebook Mobile.

Security tips:

1. The first and foremost defense of the device is protecting the phone with a password. Almost 30% of the people do not secure their phone with password. This will prevent anyone from accessing the phone without any permission. The iPhone users already have a lock, but one should make it stronger with password.
2. One should always use different password for the email and the Facebook accounts. It becomes difficult for the hackers to crack the password when the password of email and the Facebook accounts are different. Having same password for both the email and Facebook account makes it easier for the hackers to crack the password and the account will get hacked very soon. Thus one can move one step ahead in the process of not having the account hacked if different passwords are used.
3. Facebook has provided with an option which is called the Secure browsing and it protects the user’s account from use by anonymous and any sort of spam. It is a special protection from the Facebook team itself to protect the account as they give a HTTP secure connection for the user.
4. There is a great way to detect whether anyone else is using the user’s profile or not. One must keep the log in notifications one by providing a cell number in the account and this is one of the best Security Tips for Facebook Mobile. Once it is kept on, the user will get a message as soon as any unknown user opens the same account with some other device. The device has to be different and which is not saved in the account, for tracking the unknown user.
5. Facebook recommends everyone to have small group of friends which are trusted ones and not to use too many apps as there may be chances of spam spreading.

Facebook is known to be one of the safest social networking sites. But at present, many people are facing problem of spam and hacking. These can be reduced by browsing secure sites and apps and having small trusted group of friends. These are the best Security Tips for Facebook Mobile.

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Android Lollipop 5.0: Battery Life Bugs and Fixes

Android 5.0 Lollipop update often gets accompanied by a lot of battery life complains. Shoot, we hear about them even after a small update like 4.4.4 (from 4.4.2), but battery life issues are almost always reported after an update. So today we wanted to highlight a few specific devices and see what you can do to improve their battery life.

There are a number of devices that have been updated to Android 5.0, 5.0.1 and 5.0.2 Lollipop lately. These include the 2014 Moto X, 2014 Moto G, Galaxy S5, Galaxy Note 3, Galaxy S4, LG G2, LG G3, HTC One M7, HTC One M8, Nexus 4, Nexus 5, Nexus 6, and a few others. So if you have any Android smartphone that has experienced any loss in overall battery life since your Lollipop update, let’s talk about a few steps you can take to resolve those issues.

Let it Settle

The first tip I always suggest when someone is reporting battery life issues immediately after an update is to let the update settle in. When a brand new update is applied to your device, it can take 2-3 days before the Android system has ‘settled in’, so to speak. During this time, there are a lot of things happening like syncing data to and from the device, setting up the cached data that was wiped upon updating, and even you using your device more often (even if you don’t realize it) because of all the new features you are exploring. All of this uses the battery more than you are used to, so it can seem like the battery life is worse than it once was.

Clear the Cache

Sometimes an Android update will not wipe the cache partition properly and this can result in poor performance, as well as poor battery life. If there is any left-over cache data from an old install, this means that the new install isn’t able to utilize as much of the partition as it should be able to. This means less data and fewer apps are cached and that results in worse battery life since it’s having to pull the information from the internal storage each time. If you suspect this is happening with one of your Android 5.0 Lollipop updated devices, go ahead and boot up into the recovery and wipe that cache partition. You will not lose any of your data in this process, so there is nothing to fear about doing this. Also, this is different from the ‘empty cache’ applications that are so prevalent in the Google Play Store. You must boot up into recovery mode to wipe that cache partition.

Safe Mode

Sometimes a 3rd party application is using more of your battery than you are used to and this is what is causing the poor battery life. When some users have hundreds of 3rd party apps installed, it can be troublesome to find out if it is indeed one of those apps causing the trouble. An easy way to troubleshoot this is by booting up into Safe Mode. This mode is present in all Android devices and it will disable all 3rd party applications in the process. Rebooting the device again will take you back into the regular Android OS, with all 3rd party apps reactivated, so there is no need to worry about testing this out. If battery life is back to normal while you are in Safe Mode, then it is most likely a 3rd party application that is causing the issue and then you need to find out which one it is (most likely by uninstalling them one at a time, or all at once).

Factory Reset

The last thing we wanted to mention was that a factory reset can sometimes resolve battery life issues after an update. There are thousands of ways the update process can ‘hiccup’ and cause random issues with the device. This is the cause of 90% of the bugs that we see reported after new updates. It’s rare, but it happens often enough that we always hear about it. Doing a factory reset can resolve issues, like poor battery life, even when the problems don’t seem to be software related at all (like charging speed). We understand that it can be a pain to factory reset your device but almost all OEMs offer a program to help you back up your data (or at least the majority of it). When you think about the fact that a carrier technician will do a factory reset on your device if you return it for repair anyway, you might as well try it from the comfort of your own home.

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Open an Application/Program or Gadget

Programs (also called applications or software) offer computer users, like you, a way to perform tasks such as writing letters or editing photos. You open programs that are installed on your computer from the Start menu. Once a program is open, you can access to its tools to perform tasks. For instance, if you open Windows Media Player, you can use the interface options to listen to music, create playlists, rate music and delete music (among other things). Here you'll open the Desktop Gadget Gallery.


    1.  Click Start.

    2.  Click All Programs.

    3.  Click Desktop Gadget Gallery to open the application. The Desktop Gadget Gallery lets you drag
         ' gadgets ' to your desktop.

    4.  Click the X in the top right corner to close the application.

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Search for a program

To locate a program on your computer you can search for it using the Start Search window. Just type in what you want and select the appropriate program from the list.



    1.  Click Start.

    2.  In the Start Search window, type Media.

    3.  Note the results.

    4.  Click any result to open it. If you want to open Windows Media Player, click it once.
         Note that its under programs.

Note :  When you search using the Start search window, all kinds of results may appear, not just programs.

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