Ellis Gibson (B.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering)

Battery drains slower when a phone is not connected to Wi-Fi. Mobile data drains battery faster because it maintains a connection with distant cellular towers. Wi-Fi uses less energy due to its stronger and closer connection. For better battery life, using Wi-Fi is the more efficient option. When a phone connects to Wi-Fi, it can … Read more

Using one AirPod can cause faster battery drain. If you use Siri more with one side, that earbud drains quicker. Audio controls, like skipping tracks, also affect battery life. To manage power effectively, change Siri settings and audio controls for both AirPods based on your usage patterns. Additionally, certain features like noise cancellation and transparency … Read more

Bluetooth usually uses little power. However, streaming audio to Bluetooth headphones or speakers increases battery drain. Continuous smartphone usage with Bluetooth leads to quicker battery depletion. In summary, Bluetooth affects battery life more significantly during active audio streaming. Several factors influence battery drain with Bluetooth on. For instance, newer devices with advanced Bluetooth technology, such … Read more

Higher temperatures make batteries drain faster. Heat speeds up chemical reactions, which leads to a quicker discharge rate and shorter lifespan. Moreover, hot weather causes increased corrosion on battery terminals. Keeping batteries cool helps maintain their efficiency and extends their lifespan. Additionally, devices may automatically reduce power usage to prevent overheating. Consequently, this adjustment can … Read more

When your phone shows no service bars, it keeps searching for a signal. This constant connection attempt drains the battery faster. To save battery power, turn on Airplane mode if you’re in an area with poor cell service. This prevents the phone from wasting energy on unnecessary connections. In situations of low or no signal, … Read more