helps you extend the standby time of your Series 60 smartphone by up to 30%.Today's feature rich smartphones are fantastic but their battery performances can be somewhat limiting. This is where Battery Extender can help by fine tuning the settings on your device. As your battery drains, less critical power draining features can be disabled to extend the life. ProfilesA profile is a list of features you wish to change. The application comes configured with some recommended profiles but you can customise them to your needs.Going away for a long weekend?Enable Battery Extender's Max Battery profile. This turns on all the power saving features to their highest levelto give you the maximum battery performance.Going walking/running and want to be geo tagging your photos or mapping your route?Enable Battery Extender's Outdoor sports profile. This will enable the maximum battery performance, saving energy on unneeded features, to stop the power hungry GPS receiver from completely draining your battery.Want to be using Google Latitude but not at the expense of a flat battery?Add Google Maps to the list of applications to close down when you battery level drops below 3 bars.Just want your phone to last longer?Use the Improved Battery profile to start only changing settings when the battery runs lowFeaturesCurrently Battery Extender will manage the following features:Backlight brightnessBacklight timeoutScreensaver timeoutGPSBluetoothAutorotateApplications
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Battery Extender 1.10
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| Requirements | S60 3rd Edtion | ||
| Downloads | 41 | Limitations | None |
| Publisher | Ravensoft | File Size | 0 |
| Date added | 03 Mar 2009 | ||
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