There are some “undead processes” and options which grab hold of precious blackberry battery juice and drain the life from it, forcing you on a quest for a power outlet.
YOU CAN AVOID YOUR BATTERY RUNNING OUT ON YOU TOO FAST BY COMPLETING THE FOLLOWING STEPS:
. Turn off Wi-Fi®
.1.The quickest way to save on battery life is also one of the easiest. When Wi-Fi is turned on, your device will constantly search for access points, which can sap battery life. If you are on the road or don’t plan on connecting to a Wi-Fi hotspot, consider turning off your Wi-Fi network connection to save battery life.
2. Turn off unused connections
Along with Wi-Fi, you may also want to turn off Bluetooth® and NFC (if your device includes either of these features) when you are not using them.
3. You Need to Watch those apps
Apps that push notifications to your mobile device or frequently update data (think weather apps or news apps) can drain your battery in a hurry by downloading mounds of incoming data. Jump into the settings of these apps and minimize updates where possible.
Another common suspect for battery drain is the settings for screen brightness and backlight timeout. If your screen stays illuminated long enough for you to walk a few blocks, dig into the settings of your device and decrease the brightness and timeout time.
5. Reduce notification bells and whistles
I used to have a 43-second musical score set as my notification every time my wife called or texted me — the song from our first dance. After the fourth time I heard it, I realized a 43-second notification for the most common person that contacted me was a bit…too long. Not surprisingly, it also took its toll on my battery life. Reducing or eliminating long sound or vibration notifications on your device can add time to your battery.
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