Showing posts with label iPhone Battery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iPhone Battery. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 28, 2018

How to Prevent Your Apple Laptop from Overheating?


The problem of laptops overheating has been around for years. The cause behind this is rather simple. Laptop manufacturers have been trying a lot to make their product handier and smaller. Consequently, in order to accomplish their target, they must have started to make the parts, such as the hard drive, motherboard and more, handier and smaller and. However, they also have to set all these components and parts closer to each other. As we all know that the microprocessor, hard drive, and motherboard all of these tend to produce heat and the closer they are placed to each other, the more concentrated the heat becomes. Although, we have the fans that are built into our laptops to cool these components down, yet these fans also cannot work efficiently in such tight quarters. Add to this the fact that it’s easier said than done for the heat to escape, and you have overheating laptops. Whenever your computer overheats, it is more likely to fail in doing the tasks it is meant to. Here we have brought some tips for you that are going to help you prevent your apple laptop from overheating.

  1. Avoid putting your laptop on anything like a cushion especially when it is switched on. The soft material of a cushion could get in the way of the airflow vents, mainly the rear vents, which could be the cause for your laptop to overheat.
  2. It is highly recommended not to put anything over your keyboard when the laptop is operating in the closed-lid mode. Doing so is expected to cause your computer to turn off and on frequently. And this could generate great heat and could also drain the laptop’s battery.
  3. Remember to shut down your laptop overnight and do it daily to let it cool off. If you don’t use it regularly during the day, then you can set it to go into standby mode automatically when not in use. This is definitely going to save power and also, condense heat output from the components of your laptop.
  4. Ensure that your laptop is always switched off when it’s in your backpack. You should avoid carrying the laptop in a bag when it’s on because doing so can block the vents on the computer and cause it to overheat. Also, it reduces the life of the components of your laptop or worse; can cause a fire. Thus, the heat may also distress the battery life and can cause an explosion too.
  5. Always try to keep the air vents clean. Dust accumulates on the vents of your laptop that can obstruct them. This dust will stop your laptop from working efficiently. A small electric cleaner can help you clean dust off the vents. Your laptops can suck up lots of dust. However, it’s because everything in the computer is packed together so tightly, it makes these specks of dust is even more dangerous for your laptop. When the cooling fans are designed to run all the time, it’s just a matter of time before the system starts overheating.
Thank you for reading my article: I hope this information will be helpful to you.
Jack Tucker is a security expert and he writes about Cyber security, cryptography, malware, social engineering, internet and is working at norton.com/setup

Tuesday, August 21, 2018

How to Remove and Avoid Red-Eye Effect in iPhone Photos?

How frequently does it happen – you have a brand new iPhone, have clicked some stunning photos at your colleague’s wedding, and are eagerly waiting to show them to your co-workers- only to find that everybody, including the bride and the groom, looks a part of the Twilight cast with their red eyes? Do not fret – red eye in pictures is an extremely common issue that everybody who uses a phone or camera with a flash to take pictures faces. This common issue can be fixed easily. Here is how you can remove red-eye in photos in an iPhone.




Remove Red-Eye Effect Using the Photos App

1. Unlock your iPhone.
2. Slide through the apps and locate Photos.
3. Tap on the Photos app to launch it. Its icon is rainbow hue with a white background.
4. Now, at the bottom of the app, on the right side, tap on the Albums icon.
5. If the iCloud Photos Library is enabled, then tap on All Photos from the list of options in the Albums menu.
6. If the iCloud Photos Library is not enabled, then tap on Camera Roll option in the Albums screen.
7. Scroll up to locate the picture.
8. Just tap on the picture you want to edit.
9. When the image opens, tap on the Edit button located at the bottom right corner of the iPhone’s screen.
10. Now, select the Red Eye Correction option located at the top left side of the screen. The icon is shaped like an eye.
11. If the image was snapped without using flash, then the red eye will not appear.
12. Now, just select the area where you want correct the red-eye. Tap on all the red eyes.
13. If you are not satisfied with the results, then simply tap on the eye once more, and the changes will get removed.
14. Tap on the Red Eye correction option at the upper left corner of the screen.
15. Now, the main Photo Edit screen will open.
16. Tap on the yellow Done button located on the bottom left side of the screen. Doing so will save all the changes made.

17. If in future, you want to restore the original picture, then directly go to Edit. Tap on the Revert option located in the bottom left side.
How to Avoid Red-Eye Affect in Photos?

· Red-eye effect occurs when the flash of the camera in low or dim lightning reflects from them, and the pupils look red in the resulting image. If you are taking a picture in dark or low lightning, then turn off the flash.

Here is how you can turn off the flash in the camera:

1. Open the Camera application.
2. Tap on the Flash option located at the extreme top left side of the screen. It is represented by a bolt sign.
3. If you select Auto Flash, then the flash will automatically be enabled when the lightning is either low or non-existent.
4. Select the Off option if you do not want to use flash while taking pictures and videos.
· To avoid red eye, you can ask the image’s subject to shift their gaze. Instead of looking directly at the lens, they can look sideward.

Jack Tucker is a security expert and he writes about Cyber security, cryptography, malware, social engineering, internet and is working at norton.com/setup



Monday, August 20, 2018

How to Detect Which Apps Are Draining Your iPhone Battery

Our lives are slowly but steadily getting more and more dependent on electronics. A smartphone has become one of the most important and integral part of our life. We are way past the days when we would have to memorize contact numbers, ask around for directions, carry a camera to click photographs and get a review of a restaurant through word of mouth. With a smartphone, all of these are available at our fingertips. However, more than these devices, our lives revolve around the batteries that power these devices.




iPhone and battery issues seem to be going hand in hand. As the charge slowly leaves your iPhone, you keep hoping that there was some way through which you could prolong its life. The simplest way to increase your battery life and in turn your phone’s performance is through identifying the apps that are draining your battery and turning it off. This will save up your battery’s juice thereby powering up your device for a longer duration.

Steps to identify apps that are always running

Apps that are constantly running on your phone take up the most battery. Even if you have exited the app, chances are that they will be running in the background and constantly syncing or checking information to notify you of any message or downloaded data. Furthermore, some apps keep your screen on while other apps, like the ones that run games or play videos, can put a strain on your phone’s internal processor.

You may not have to stop using these apps, but it is important to identify the apps that are always running. Follow the steps given below:
Launch the settings of your iPhone.
Scroll below until you find the option for “General” settings
Tap on Background App Refresh.
Your phone will now display a list of all the apps that can refresh their content when you are connected over a cellular or WiFi network. If you do not use the particular app as often, you may turn off the app as it will preserve your battery.
Tap on the toggle switch to turn the app refresh on. The switch will go from green to white.

Steps to identify the battery draining apps

You can easily identify the apps that are draining your battery. Here is how you can check the list of apps:
Launch the settings of your iPhone
Tap on Battery
You can see the battery usage of your phone and the percentage of battery that has been used up each app for the past 24 hours.
You can also preview the amount or percentage of battery used for the entire previous week too.
When you tap on the app’s name, you can see the breakdown of how much of the battery was drained due to the active use of the app and how much of it occurred due to the app running in the background.
If an app is taking up too much battery while being used in the background, you can turn it off especially if you do not need constant updates from the app. Do so by following the steps given above.

Jack Tucker is a security expert and he writes about Cyber security, cryptography, malware, social engineering, internet and is working at norton.com/setup

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