Here’s how Android 15 will extend your smartphone’s battery life

You can do (almost) anything smart phone these days. Between ever more advanced technical pages and increasingly efficient software layers, especially thanks to the integrationartificial intelligenceit’s hard to make mistakes on our mobile phones. And to enjoy all of this for as long as possible, battery There are a variety of solutions available. Manufacturers can: integrate larger capacity batteries for example, even though we know that size doesn’t necessarily matter.

Another possibility isOptimize charging to extend battery life of the component. The idea here is that the battery is not charged to 100%which accelerates its deterioration. This is something that Google has been done on itself for several years Pixel specifically with an 80% lockout under certain conditions, then adaptive charging that automates the process according to your habits. The Mountain View firm wants to go even further with Android 15 by integrating an option that frankly could not be more obvious.

Android 15 has a trick that will make your smartphone battery last longer

Inside Android 15 beta 4The lines of code refer to a still inactive page called “Charging optimization“, Inside Settings > Battery. There we find adaptive charging as we know it, as well as a new line: “Limit to 80%“. Enabling this option does exactly what its name suggests, namely Avoid charging the battery beyond 80% of its maximum capacity..

By doing this, Google is thinking about those who think they don’t need a 100% charged mobile phone. You don’t have to rely on adaptive charging and its possible errors, the manual limit is fixed and will remain so until you disable it. Android 15 is expected to be released between August at the earliest and October at the latestIt is very possible that the option described here will not be available when the system starts up.

Source : Android Authority