Smartphones have become an essential part of our daily lives, but one common frustration among users is rapid battery drain.

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Dim your screen and use dark mode to save battery life without compromising brightness for impaired eyesight. Disable ...

If you are having to plug your Android in halfway through the day, your apps could be the reason that the battery is dying too soon. AVG Technologies has looked at the most popular applications and ...

A parasitic key fob left inside a car could be silently draining the battery, a concern highlighted by TikTok mechanic Brandon Sloan (@performancetransmission). In a video posted on November 12, Sloan ...

The world's only getting hotter, and you may have heard that temperature affects your battery. So if you leave your car parked out in the hot sun, is it possible that by the time you come back, the ...

If you've walked into a car dealership in recent years and encountered a puzzling web of cords on the floor, we've got an explanation. Modern cars, even non-EVs, rely heavily on their batteries to ...

The new iOS upgrade is draining users’ batteries — and patience. iPhone fans have flocked to X, formerly Twitter, to voice complaints about the highly-anticipated iOS 17 upgrade, citing extreme ...

Next to buying new tires and the many maintenance items required to keep a car running, replacing the 12V battery is one of the costliest. Unlike a basic oil change that costs $35 for regular mineral ...

Many users of the Fitbit Charge 6 have been experiencing an unexpected and significant reduction in battery life, with some devices draining completely in as little as 5-6 hours. This issue has ...

So you've successfully jump-started your car back to life; what's next? The last thing you want to do is immediately shut off the ignition and hope the engine roars back to life the next time you turn ...