Although in recent years the battery consumption on Android smartphones has been improved and optimized considerably, the truth is that there is still a lot to do, and the Android version 8.1 would come to alleviate this aspect.
Many mobile phone users in different parts of the world cannot explain the limited autonomy of their terminals. Android 8.1 It will inform about the apps that consume the most battery and the possible solutions in this regard. It will not be the definitive remedy, but it will undoubtedly help a lot to progress along the way.
Battery improvements with Android 8.1
Android 8.1 Developer Preview it will inform at the moment about which applications use more resources, in order to make the smartphone's battery last longer. To check exactly which apps are consuming the most battery in Android 8.1, You have to go to the Battery Settings option, and right there there will be a red icon in the list of apps that are using the most battery at that time and the reason that will help you understand the cause in a comprehensive way.
At example has been used Map Preview, which is consuming 11% of the total spent battery, and gives the option of disable location option for this app, which if it is being used would not make much sense, as long as the message would not solve anything, but it is just an example that shows that over the next few months work will continue in this line.
Surely the most used applications in Spain such as WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter or Instagram will be found in the list of most users. The positive news is that there will be a solution for remedy battery drain, because on many occasions users do not know what it is due to and are frustrated by the lack of information.
All the android batteries they still have a long way to go, and in that sense both manufacturers must go hand in hand when designing their devices, as in the introduction of improvements by Android to achieve greater autonomy and that a battery that lasts for several days with intensive use becomes a reality.
And you, what do you think about this advance? Do you think that the line of work for the future should focus on the aspect of battery notifications, or that the main brands also continue to innovate in the batteries of the terminals themselves?