Increase Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 LTE Battery Life [How to]

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Powerful 4G LTE based Verizon network supported Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 LTE is the new buzz in town.  Its 10.1 inches crystal clear display of 800 x 1280 pixels resolution is great. The other great features such as Wi–Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n support, Bluetooth 2.1, 3.15 Mega Pixels camera with LED flash & auto-focus (capable of 720p resolution HD videos) are quite cool. This tablet has some very impressive multimedia features.

From performance point of view, it has got 1 GHz dual–core ARM Cortex – A9 processor mounted on Tegra 2 T20 Chipset and supported by ULP GeForce GPU and one GB RAM. This configuration is great without in need of any explanation. Android OS 3.1 Honeycomb proves a very efficient platform for such configuration.

The above factors are great but require battery power for functioning. In this section, we will have a look over the ways to improve battery performance in Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 LTE.

To improve battery performance: 

Have a look at following points to save battery and have an extended version of joyous user experience.

• Wi-Fi is a good option for accessing internet but it must be taken into consideration that Wi-Fi can silently drain battery-power from your phone. It is recommended that user must switch off Wi-Fi module after finishing their work or it will continuously engage itself in non-stop attempts to remain connected to the hotspot.
• Same concept applies to Bluetooth of Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 LTE and it must be manually turned-off when not in use.
• Try lowering the brightness of screen and avoid use of camera flash when light-conditions are good.  This will extend battery life to a great extent.
• It will be good to turn-off automatic update feature of installed-applications. (You can update applications as and when you require)
• Moreover, useless apps that continuously remain active in background must also be removed from the tablet.

The golden rule is to eliminate any sort of unnecessary activity at backend. Try using battery-widget to keep track of battery and quick optimizations.