Cool Down Your Smartphone Now!

Dinesh Vishwakarma

[br] [br][br]There are always going to be situations or apps that cause our devices to overheat, but knowing how to cool down a hot Android device is a must. The first thing we have to figure out is where the heat is coming from. This is going to determine where the problem is located which will help us find the right solution.[br][br]Check Which Apps are Using Most Battery[br][br]Overheating and battery power are often connected. CPU and graphics-intensive apps (most notably games) will put extra strain on those components, heating them up as well as causing the battery to deplete. So if you find the battery-draining apps, you also usually find the ones that cause overheating.[br][br]Tracking these down is pretty simple as Android has good built-in battery management features. Go to “Settings -] Power (or Battery) -] Battery usage”.[br][br][br] [br][br]This will show you which apps are using the most battery on your phone. It’s inevitably that your web browser and favourite news apps will rank high, but are there any apps there that you don’t think should be there?[br][br]It’s possible that these apps are running in the background and heating up your phone without you knowing. If you find these apps in this list, uninstall them.[br][br]Another thing you can do in the “Power” menu is Battery optimization, which greatly cuts down on the background activity of apps on your phone.[br][br][br] [br][br]Don’t Use Third-Party Chargers and Cables[br][br]The micro-USB cable-chargers shared by most Android devices are great largely because they’re universal, but that doesn’t necessarily mean you should just use any old cables and chargers for your phone. If your phone overheats while charging, you may want to look into this.[br][br][br][br] [br][br]Different chargers have different wattage and are optimized for different devices. Ideally you should use official chargers and cables from your phone manufacturer, but official hardware for other phones should be okay too. Avoid cheap chargers from eBay that cost under $1 and third-party hardware from obscure brands.[br][br]Cool Your Android Device [br][br][br] [br][br]Cooler Master is an app that helps you cool down your device when you feel that it’s getting too hot. When you launch the app, the first thing you are going to see is the temperature of your device.[br][br]Below the temperature the app will also inform you of the ARM and CPU percentage. At the very bottom you should see a button that says “Detect Overheating Apps.” After tapping that it will scan your device and tell you what apps are causing your phone to overheat.[br][br][br] [br][br]We can use best PhoneMaster App, which is "All in One" App. This helps in cleaning junks, caches, booster, and helps in cooling the device.  [br][br]Keep Your Device in a Cool Place[br][br]Where you put your device is also important in trying to cool it down. There’s no point in using Cooler Master if you’re going to put it near your window where it will get direct sunlight. To cool your device even more, try taking it out of its cover so the heat has a chance to escape. Some cases have a tendency to keep the heat in.[br][br]Never Cool Down Your Android Device this Way[br][br][br] [br][br]If your device is really hot, you might be tempted to put it in the freezer or fridge just for a minute or two. You might even have a timer on so you can take it out on time, but this is what the experts call ‘an awful idea’ since your device runs the risk of collecting moisture, or you might even strain the components.[br][br]How to Prevent Your Android Device from Overheating[br][br]Now that we know how to cool our devices down, wouldn’t it be great if we didn’t have to waste time doing that in the first place? That’s why there are certain things we should avoid doing if we want to keep our phone or tablet nice and cool.[br][br]If you want to prevent your Android device from overheating, you should:[br][br]Take out and inspect your battery from time to time and make sure it’s not leaking or bloated. Changing your device’s battery every one to two years will increase your phone’s life and decrease overheating.[br][br]Remove the case when charging.[br][br]Disable unwanted features.[br][br]Lower your camera settings if they are too high; they can help to prevent your phone from overheating.[br][br]Try not to play games for too long.[br][br][br]Source: Make Tech Easier

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