Top 6 Battery Tips for Your Smartphone or Tablet

For optimal charging, use the approved wall charger for your device. But if you can’t be wired to a power outlet, you can still charge your smartphone or tablet battery with an accessory such as the mophie® powerstation™ or a mophie pack case.

1. Carry a spare charger that doesn’t require an outlet.

Keep the ports where your battery plugs into your device clean. Don’t let your device get hotter than about 95 degrees Fahrenheit, and limit your usage outside in colder weather, too. For additional reassurance or to give your hot battery a break, you might consider carrying a spare that you can pop in when you’re caught in the red.

2. Pamper your battery

Newer smartphones such as the Droid Turbo by motorola have considerably longer-lasting batteries than older phones. Depending on usage, the Droid Turbo can deliver up to 48 hours of performance before needing a boost.

3. Upgrade your device

Yes, you want to know breaking news as soon as it happens or keep up with Facebook comments the instant they are posted to your wall, but these notifications require power. Turn them off when you need to conserve energy and disable location-based services when not in use.

4. Turn off push notifications

Look for apps like iOptimizer  or Battery Graph that help you monitor your battery use.

5.Do some digging

Really—your tablet or phone will use more juice powering back up than it will quietly napping. When at home, you’ll want to power cycle the device every 48 hours by turning it off, waiting 15 to 30 seconds, then turning it back on. A power cycle will reboot the device, and will turn off any apps that could be inadvertently running in the background and draining the battery.

 6. Don’t turn it off

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