HTC One SV is announced back in November 2012. This micro-SIM supported smartphone feature
both 3G and 4G network support. The phone is made to compete with various high end smartphone including Samsung Galaxy S3. It feature a 4.3-inch Super LCD3 capacitive touchscreen display along with support of approx. 217 ppi pixel density and 480 x 800 pixels screen resolution. HTC One SV comes with Android 4.0.4 ICS out of the box which is now upgradable to Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean and powered by 1.2GHz dual-core processor and 1GB of RAM. This impressive hardware piece comes with a non-removable 1800 mAh battery.
HTC One SV comes with a good battery capacity which is 1800 mAh battery. Considering the hardware it quite understanding why HTC put such a large capacity battery on HTC One SV. The battery specification is just good enough for the device to run it for complete one day or the one and half day of operation that includes few minutes video playback, SMS, few minutes of internet browsing, voice calling and games play. Another notable point is, HTC One SV comes with pre-installed Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean version which is on the lighter side of battery consumption than the earlier version and offer better battery management. But still there are lot many functions on your phone which you should look out as those continuously consumes battery.
Given the issues of battery life, we provide you some tips on your
newly purchase HTC One SV to have a better battery life, follow them
here –
Battery Charging Practices
It’s important for you to understand how you are charging your phone. This has the great impact on the battery life and the heath of your battery. Just like most other smartphone batteries, HTC One SV battery is supplied with certain number of fixed cycles. So, it’s recommended to charge your device in timely manner. It’s not recommended to over charge or less charge your phone. You should charge it to full 100% and remove the charger and only charge your device when the battery is fully out(or maybe 10% to 20% is remaining). That’s why we recommend, never put your phone for charging over night as this may hamper the battery’s life very badly due to which you may even end up spoiling battery sooner than expected.
Use Original Charger
Another good way to save battery life and stay charged for longer is, use a charger that comes with your HTC One SV smartphone. Because, various chargers have different operating voltage. That’s why, It’s recommended that you go with the original HTC One SV charger which has come along with your device kit. If you have lost that one or its missing from your side then you need to purchase one original one meant for HTC One SV device only. Another advice is, make use of the AC chargers rather than using the USB points for charging the battery as basically the USB charging does the trickle charging which is not good for charging the battery.
Connectivity Toggle ON/OFF
We all use Wi Fi or 3G or 4G to access internet and various other related service. However, you should note this features are the battery drainers as well. As they consume considerable amount of battery, it’s recommended that you should turn it off while you are not using it.
HTC One SV GPS/ Wi Fi tether
GPS is one the highest battery draining component of HTC One SV. Turn on the feature when you are using the Google Maps or location based applications, but don’t forget to turn it off when the work is done. Until GPS is connected, the device will communicate with the nearby satellite connection for the location of your device if any application need it. Also apart from that, Wi Fi tether is also consumes considerable amount of battery life on your device. So, use this feature only when you really feel a need.
HTC One SV Auto Sync
HTC One SV is designed to stay updated with Facebook notifications, new mails in Gmail and other updates. It also automatically check for the synchronization of data, apps and cloud storage apps data sync. This background data sync can be a major battery draining component as well. You should set up auto sync to check the updates every 4 hours or more but never immediately.
HTC One SV Live Wallpapers
Live wallpapers on your HTC One SV smartphone is one of the continuous battery draining component which also utilizes RAM. We know Live wallpaper is a good way to impress your friend but as it consumes much battery, you should try to avoid it or use it only when you feel a need. It’s recommended to use a wallpaper that have lot of black on it as it consume less battery.
Force Close Unused Apps
In our daily life we use lot of apps to make thing easy but often we forget to turn off those apps properly which allow them to run in background and consume both memory and battery. It’s better idea to force close this apps. You can do it using a task manger or app manager.
Brightness Level
One should understand the brightness level of their device. This is one of the basic things to reduce the continuous power consumption when display is on. It’s a good idea to set the brightness to 10% of the maximum and this is the best way to save the battery.
Camera Flash ON/OFF
You should also take care of camera flash because this drain the battery pretty quickly than you imagine. Just turn it on for 30 minutes and your device most likely runs out of power.
Power Saving/ Custom Power Saving Modes
There are many apps available in Play Store that comes with different power saving mode that help you to do most of the above mention task with a tap. Find an app that best match your need.
Restart Phone in Regular Interval
You should also restart your smartphone at least once in three days or in a week period of time. This provides longer battery life for the device and gets longer life to it.
By following the above tips we ensure that your battery on HTC One SV smartphone will last almost double the time which you get right now. Try this and do let us know about this.
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both 3G and 4G network support. The phone is made to compete with various high end smartphone including Samsung Galaxy S3. It feature a 4.3-inch Super LCD3 capacitive touchscreen display along with support of approx. 217 ppi pixel density and 480 x 800 pixels screen resolution. HTC One SV comes with Android 4.0.4 ICS out of the box which is now upgradable to Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean and powered by 1.2GHz dual-core processor and 1GB of RAM. This impressive hardware piece comes with a non-removable 1800 mAh battery.
HTC One SV comes with a good battery capacity which is 1800 mAh battery. Considering the hardware it quite understanding why HTC put such a large capacity battery on HTC One SV. The battery specification is just good enough for the device to run it for complete one day or the one and half day of operation that includes few minutes video playback, SMS, few minutes of internet browsing, voice calling and games play. Another notable point is, HTC One SV comes with pre-installed Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean version which is on the lighter side of battery consumption than the earlier version and offer better battery management. But still there are lot many functions on your phone which you should look out as those continuously consumes battery.
Battery Charging Practices
It’s important for you to understand how you are charging your phone. This has the great impact on the battery life and the heath of your battery. Just like most other smartphone batteries, HTC One SV battery is supplied with certain number of fixed cycles. So, it’s recommended to charge your device in timely manner. It’s not recommended to over charge or less charge your phone. You should charge it to full 100% and remove the charger and only charge your device when the battery is fully out(or maybe 10% to 20% is remaining). That’s why we recommend, never put your phone for charging over night as this may hamper the battery’s life very badly due to which you may even end up spoiling battery sooner than expected.
Use Original Charger
Another good way to save battery life and stay charged for longer is, use a charger that comes with your HTC One SV smartphone. Because, various chargers have different operating voltage. That’s why, It’s recommended that you go with the original HTC One SV charger which has come along with your device kit. If you have lost that one or its missing from your side then you need to purchase one original one meant for HTC One SV device only. Another advice is, make use of the AC chargers rather than using the USB points for charging the battery as basically the USB charging does the trickle charging which is not good for charging the battery.
Connectivity Toggle ON/OFF
We all use Wi Fi or 3G or 4G to access internet and various other related service. However, you should note this features are the battery drainers as well. As they consume considerable amount of battery, it’s recommended that you should turn it off while you are not using it.
HTC One SV GPS/ Wi Fi tether
GPS is one the highest battery draining component of HTC One SV. Turn on the feature when you are using the Google Maps or location based applications, but don’t forget to turn it off when the work is done. Until GPS is connected, the device will communicate with the nearby satellite connection for the location of your device if any application need it. Also apart from that, Wi Fi tether is also consumes considerable amount of battery life on your device. So, use this feature only when you really feel a need.
HTC One SV Auto Sync
HTC One SV is designed to stay updated with Facebook notifications, new mails in Gmail and other updates. It also automatically check for the synchronization of data, apps and cloud storage apps data sync. This background data sync can be a major battery draining component as well. You should set up auto sync to check the updates every 4 hours or more but never immediately.
HTC One SV Live Wallpapers
Live wallpapers on your HTC One SV smartphone is one of the continuous battery draining component which also utilizes RAM. We know Live wallpaper is a good way to impress your friend but as it consumes much battery, you should try to avoid it or use it only when you feel a need. It’s recommended to use a wallpaper that have lot of black on it as it consume less battery.
Force Close Unused Apps
In our daily life we use lot of apps to make thing easy but often we forget to turn off those apps properly which allow them to run in background and consume both memory and battery. It’s better idea to force close this apps. You can do it using a task manger or app manager.
Brightness Level
One should understand the brightness level of their device. This is one of the basic things to reduce the continuous power consumption when display is on. It’s a good idea to set the brightness to 10% of the maximum and this is the best way to save the battery.
Camera Flash ON/OFF
You should also take care of camera flash because this drain the battery pretty quickly than you imagine. Just turn it on for 30 minutes and your device most likely runs out of power.
Power Saving/ Custom Power Saving Modes
There are many apps available in Play Store that comes with different power saving mode that help you to do most of the above mention task with a tap. Find an app that best match your need.
Restart Phone in Regular Interval
You should also restart your smartphone at least once in three days or in a week period of time. This provides longer battery life for the device and gets longer life to it.
By following the above tips we ensure that your battery on HTC One SV smartphone will last almost double the time which you get right now. Try this and do let us know about this.
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