Save your smartphone battery charging in a different way: new rules

< img src = "/uploads/blogs/7a/36/ib-FQ3P5FS5V_240df4a4.jpg" Alt = "Save the battery of smartphones will need differently: new rules"/> < P > One Ui 7 is currently available on Galaxy S25 and S24 and other devices will receive updates by the end of the first quarter of 2025.

< P > Samsung Galaxy Phones today use a very “aggressive” way of energy saving, but will change everything soon, & nbsp; writes & nbsp; Android Police.

~ < p >As soon as the smartphone reaches a critical 5% charge, the brightness is sharply reduced & mdash; So much so that navigation of the screen can be heavy even with normal lighting. If the user is on the street then a person on the screen may not be visible.

< p > all will change with one ui 7 & mdash; The Samsung 15 OS version, which comes with the Galaxy S25 flagship line. Last Beta One Ui 7 allows you to set a display bright mode when you reach a charge of 5%.

< H2 > One Ui 7 gives freedom of choice

< p > in one ui 7 Automatic eclipse is added as an option instead of making this feature mandatory (default).

< P > To turn off automatic eclipse, you need to go to settings & mdash; Battery & mdash; Disable Screen Automobile Switch. This will mean that the battery will discharge much faster but the display will be much brighter.

< p > currently One UI 7 is only available in the form of a stable Galaxy S25 and in a beta on the S24 line, so the owners of old models will have to wait a little. According to Samsung's statement, all Galaxy S devices will receive an OS update by the end of the first quarter of 2025 or by the end of March.

< p > Another very useful feature One UI 7 & mdash; Checking a personality that requires users to log in with biometric data. The rest of this feature & mdash; lock detection of theft that automatically blocks the device if it detects that someone takes it.