Your phone's battery will last longer with these helpful hacks.

The charge of a smartphone battery can run out at the most inconvenient time. To extend the battery life of your phone and keep it charged for longer, you can use several handy tips.

One of them is turning off the internet. When connected to the network, apps continuously update data, send notifications, and sync, which consumes a significant amount of energy. In areas with weak internet signals, especially mobile, the battery drains even faster due to constant attempts to maintain a connection. Disabling Wi-Fi or mobile data greatly reduces the load on the phone's processor and modem.

Other energy-saving methods

• Activate power-saving mode. This mode limits background activity and reduces screen brightness, effectively prolonging battery life.
• Lower the screen brightness. Try using automatic brightness settings that adjust according to the surrounding lighting.
• Turn off Bluetooth, GPS, and Wi-Fi when not in use, as they can quickly drain the battery. Only turn them on when necessary.
• Close unnecessary apps.

Previously, "Telegraph" shared tips on how to protect your phone or tablet from frost damage. Remember, you shouldn't plug it in for charging immediately upon arriving home — it should reach room temperature first.