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07-13-2021 12:04 AM in
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07-13-2021 08:14 AM in
Galaxy SAnyway while not in use, you can simply "close all apps" from the Recents screen to save some power.
You can also add a ram cleaning widget in the homescreen. (Press and hold any empty screen in home screen > add device care widget).
Using dark mode also helps you save power a great deal. Thank you.
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07-13-2021 10:49 AM in
Galaxy SThanks Ambassador for the help!
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Galaxy SAnyway while not in use, you can simply "close all apps" from the Recents screen to save some power.
You can also add a ram cleaning widget in the homescreen. (Press and hold any empty screen in home screen > add device care widget).
Using dark mode also helps you save power a great deal. Thank you.
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07-13-2021 10:48 AM in
Galaxy SThanks for your detailed solution!