Samsung is working on several features that will come to many of its phones via an update, but there is one that we just learned about that stands out from the rest for being useful and performing well. It’s actually strange that no one thought of this before. A South Korean company has found a way to make its Galaxy smartphones have longer battery lifeand those who update to this version of One UI 8 will immediately notice it.
A function called Saving network powerruses machine learning to limit a key feature of Samsung phones to extend battery life. In particular, this battery saving mode is able to recognize when the device is not in use (for example, when it is locked or during sleep hours) to limit network usage.
This feature does not completely disable the network, but only limits its speed or operation to reduce battery drain. The user is unlikely to notice the difference, except for some notifications that may arrive a little late or slow down the loading time if, for example, the application is updated at night. Samsung describes this feature as follows.
“Network Battery Saver uses personal data analysis to determine when to apply network performance limits, such as when you’re at home or when you’re unlikely to be using your phone.”
How to activate the new battery saving mode on Samsung mobile phone
We reiterate that this feature works thanks to machine learning and specifically a feature Samsung calls personal data reconnaissanceWith. It is already present in the brand’s mobile phones and uses artificial intelligence to analyze device usage patterns to learn your habits.
Now Brief, available on a large number of Samsung phones updated to One UI 8, uses data analytics to offer a personalized summary based on the user’s interests and habits.
For activate new battery saving mode o Network Battery Saver: You need to enable the data analysis function. Also, you will have to wait for the One UI 8.5 update as this feature was found in the source code of this version. This update is expected to be available within the next month.
Source: Hiper Textual
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