Top 4 Most Effective Apps for Extending Android Battery Life in 2013
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Android battery life is a touchy subject among Android fanboys. Even hardcore Android fans have to admit that, on most devices, Android battery life can be sorely disappointing – especially when a device is more than a year or so old.
Fortunately, you can easily swap in a new Android battery and use your Android like new. Or, you could download some of the following battery saving apps, all of which have been approved for your Android handset in 2013. Check em out:
2) Greenify (requires root)
Greenify is an extremely popular app and is regularly chosen as one of the best battery saving apps available today – especially if you frequent community forums or r/Android. Greenify requires a rooted Android in order to work.
After installing Greenify, you’ll be able to block (aka ‘Greenify’) certain apps on your phone. When you block an app, it prevents that app from ever running in the background. The only time that app will run is when you have it open on your screen. This is useful when running apps that you use infrequently but nonetheless remain open in the background, but it shouldn’t be used to block instant messaging apps or your alarm clock app.
The app itself only uses 3MB of RAM and an insignificant amount of CPU cycles and battery power, which means – unlike app killing apps – Greenify won’t consume more power than it saves.
Greenify is free to download or you can buy the $2.99 “donation version” from the Google Play Store
4) Wavelock Detector

3) Battery Drain Analyzer Monitor

2) Greenify (requires root)
Greenify is an extremely popular app and is regularly chosen as one of the best battery saving apps available today – especially if you frequent community forums or r/Android. Greenify requires a rooted Android in order to work.
After installing Greenify, you’ll be able to block (aka ‘Greenify’) certain apps on your phone. When you block an app, it prevents that app from ever running in the background. The only time that app will run is when you have it open on your screen. This is useful when running apps that you use infrequently but nonetheless remain open in the background, but it shouldn’t be used to block instant messaging apps or your alarm clock app.
The app itself only uses 3MB of RAM and an insignificant amount of CPU cycles and battery power, which means – unlike app killing apps – Greenify won’t consume more power than it saves.
Greenify is free to download or you can buy the $2.99 “donation version” from the Google Play Store
1) Battery Doctor
Battery Doctor tends to be the most popular battery saving app.. It’s available for both Android and iOS and contains many of the features of the apps listed above. It accurately estimates remaining battery time, for example, and features a task killer that can terminate unneeded apps when not in use. Battery Doctor also promises to use a “unique 3 charge cycle that boosts battery life” and accelerate the speed and performance of Android in other ways. If you’re looking for a battery saving app that has advanced functionality and a simple, hassle-free interface, then this is the app you need. Battery Doctor also comes with plenty of widgets that allow users to access battery saving functions directly from the home screen.
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John Doe
2 days ago
Great article! Very informative and well-written. Thanks for sharing.
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Jane Smith
5 days ago
I found the security section particularly helpful. Looking forward to more content like this!
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