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1. Reduce screen brightness
2. Don’t use your cellphone while it’s charging
3. Disable unimportant widgets and animations
4. Let the cellphone rest
5. Place the cellphone on a cold surface
6. Turn on Airplane mode or turn off data
7. Store in a cool place
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A cellphone that is hot can interfere with activities because it reduces performance, sometimes causes applications to crash, or even causes the cellphone to die.Listen
how to cool your cellphone
following heat.
Heavy computing needs or intense use can cause the phone’s temperature to increase drastically.
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Apart from disrupting activities, cell phone temperatures that are too high can also have a negative impact on internal components.The battery and processor can be damaged if exposed to excessive high heat.
Damage to these internal components can disrupt the performance of the cellphone, or in severe cases can make the cellphone completely unusable due to permanent damage.
Therefore, maintaining cellphone temperature within normal limits is one way to extend the life of the device.
Quoted from Eraspace, here are some tips for cooling your cellphone when it experiences hot temperatures.
1. Reduce screen brightness
Lowering the screen brightness level is the simplest way to cool your cellphone.The screen is a component that consumes a lot of power and produces significant heat.
By reducing it, the device temperature can drop more quickly while saving battery.Adjust the brightness when in a dark room or use the auto-brightness feature so that the screen adjusts to light conditions automatically.
2. Don’t use your cellphone while it’s charging
Using your cellphone while it is charging, especially for heavy activities such as playing games or watching videos, makes the battery and processor work harder at the same time.This quickly increases the temperature of the device and can potentially shorten battery life.
It’s best to let your cellphone rest while charging.If you have to use it, close unnecessary applications or activate power saving mode.
3. Disable unimportant widgets and animations
Widgets and animations do make your cellphone look attractive, but they also increase the workload on the processor.Widgets that continuously update data in the background can trigger an increase in temperature.
Disabling widgets that are rarely used and turning off animations will help keep the device temperature stable and make the cellphone more responsive.
4. Let the cellphone rest
Intense use without breaks can increase the temperature of internal components and reduce performance.Give yourself a break—such as turning off apps or leaving your phone inactive for a few minutes.
When playing games or doing heavy tasks, take a break every 30-60 minutes to prevent the device from overheating.
5. Place the cellphone on a cold surface
When your cellphone feels hot, placing it on a cool surface such as a ceramic floor can help reduce the temperature more quickly.Materials such as ceramics or metal absorb heat well.
Avoid soft surfaces such as sofas or pillows which actually trap heat and make your cellphone hotter.
6. Turn on Airplane mode or turn off data
The cellphone will work harder looking for a signal when it is in an area with a weak network, which causes the temperature to increase.
Turning on airplane mode or turning off cellular data temporarily can reduce the load on the processor and battery.After a few minutes, turn airplane mode back on to resume activities.
7. Store in a cool place
The environment where your cellphone is stored has a big influence on its temperature.Avoid placing it in direct sunlight or near heat sources, for example on a car dashboard.
Store your cellphone in a cool and dry area when not in use so that the device temperature remains stable and performance is maintained.
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