If only there was an extra hour of power to save your sanity. When you’re not able to plug-in on-the-go, there’s an app that will help! The Green Power Premium for Android battery saver app will save hours of battery life and lessen your apprehension when there’s no charging station close by. Green Power Premium app costs $3.64 to download from Google Play.
Features
It’s easy to set up and GreenPower Premium Android app does the power calculations for you. Once configured, it smartly manages your Wi-Fi, data (2G, 3G, 4G), Bluetooth and display settings so you get the most out of your battery juice. For example, when you’re not using Wi-Fi or 4G, it turns them off so you’re not burning power and automatically turns them ON when you need them. It even has a sleep mode so you‘re not losing battery bars while you nap. This app is useful for so many summer activities when you need to keep in touch but won’t have a power outlet, like camping, boating, road trips, pool time and more! Get it before summer (and your battery life) is gone.
Green Power Premium app for Android has fewer options than most of the battery saver applications available. This means that there are fewer options to tweak and in some respects, the application isn’t as fully featured as some of the alternatives… but, and this is a significant but, the app dispenses with the options as the developer has picked the most sensible choice for most people. Options are limited to picking what radios to control (data, WiFi, Bluetooth), how long before these are shut down and the times when the device will keep the radios on or off. The premium version has the inactivity option enabled, which is a neat little feature if for example, you stream music over Bluetooth.
Conclusion
Worst feeling ever gets over you with something like you are at an important event of the day and capturing every moment when suddenly, your phone turns off. Your battery is dead! We’ve all been through this and there’s no disappointment like it. You’ll get the most from Green Power Premium Android app if you are able to put your device down for long periods of time, whereas if you check the device for notifications every few minutes you’re not going to notice any improvement in battery life and perhaps a reduction.
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