In recent years, battery technology has made important strides. It is not just a matter of greater autonomy, but also of increasingly rapid and intelligent charging systems. — Pixabay
Charging your phone has become an essential daily ritual. In the morning as soon as we wake up, in the office in front of the computer, in the car or in the evening before going to sleep: we all try to have our smartphones always ready for use. The intensity with which we use it, between messages, social media, games, videos and work, means that the battery runs out several times a day. Not surprisingly, one of the most widespread fears is running out of charge at the least opportune moment.
In recent years, battery technology has made important strides. It is not just a matter of greater autonomy, but also of increasingly rapid and intelligent charging systems. Modern chargers, in fact, allow you to bring your smartphone back to 100% in a very short time, using algorithms that optimally manage the flow of energy and reduce the risks of overheating. However, we don't always have time to wait: that's why there are some simple tricks that allow you to further reduce charging times and, at the same time, protect the battery in the long run.
