How To Increase Battery Life Of Android

Tips To Increase Battery Life Of Android 2015 :-
#1 Method – Without any app (By Adjusting Animation scales)
In this method i will tell you a very simple method to increase battery backup of android without any app. This method will work on almost every android phone.
Steps to Increase Battery backup of Android 2015:-
1. Open Settings in your android device.
2. Now Scroll Down And click on About Phone.
3. Now you will see a option build number there.
4. Tap 7-10 Times on the build number and you see developer options will get activated.
5. Now get back to settings and a new option Developer Option will get added there .
6. Click on Developer Option and scroll down .
7. You will see options Window Animation scale, Transition Animation Scale and Animation Duration Scale.
8. Now By default their value would be 1.0 .
9. Set them to 0.5 or off them all.
Thats it you are done this will Increase your battery backup of Android upto 30-40%.

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