If you have come across this article you will probably have a smartphone Android. Likewise you will also have some problems with autonomy. It is no secret that this platform does not shine for optimization of consumption although the developers give themselves a lot of work. In reverse iOS promises lower power consumption son its devices. Sometimes we go to delete applications we don't use when the problem lies elsewhere. One of the things we don't pay attention to is really the animations.
The animations of the Android smartphone affect not poco on battery life: here's how to decrease their energy consumption
One of the features Android nicer, but also more "harmful" for the drums, are the animations. We are not talking about those that make animated wallpapers move, but those of transition. When we open an application, when we switch from one tab to another, when we close a process we will notice a 'animation of the application itself, that is a process that brings it from its current position to that of an icon (if we were closing it). This transition effect weighs on the battery of our android device. How to do?
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- first of all, to modify the animation parameters, it will be necessary to activate the options developer. To do this, let's go up Settings and Device information. Now let's go down until we find the table Build number and we tap until we become developers.
- secondly we will have to access the developer options and to do so we go back up Settings and we seek System. Below we will find the option you see in the left photo. We tap on the option and we will have access to the options
- now we just have to look for the submenu Drawings where we are going to change the scale of the animations and their duration. We recommend setting 0.5 (the minimum) just to not see the transitions too jerky, but this is an individual choice
This will make it possible decrease the energy impact a little and increase the battery life.
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