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Many of you might be shocked to know that lighting up screens for hours at a time may result in extensive battery drain outs. Android is a mobile OS platform that is highly recognized for its efficiency at task management, and smartness at multitasking, but Android battery life never lives up to expectations.

In this article, you will read about the four best Android apps that will ensure prolonged battery life of your Android device.

1. Juice Defender

Juice Defender is a free Android app that is efficient in managing common connections like mobile data, as well as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. The app comes with multiple preset modes such as 'aggressive' and 'balanced' to meet your device's specific needs, and it also allows toggling and tasks scheduling to save some extra power. Juice Defender efficiently manages background synchronization, and allows a user to choose which apps can keep the screen on and up to what duration. Official developers have also offered this app in Plus ($1.99) and Ultimate ($4.99) versions, which can be availed depending on the level of control and requirements of the user. The Plus version offers access to the 'extreme' and 'customized' profiles while the Ultimate app boasts peak hours and weekend settings and offers deeper GPS controls to save extra battery units.

The massive popularity of Android smartphones and tablets can be attributed to its huge repository of apps. Although Windows Mobile and Apple's iOS provides a much cleaner operating system stack, Android's biggest advantage is that it has a lot more native apps that both combined. As of 2013, there are 900,000 Android apps developed, with more than 30 billion downloads by its users. This has been made possible by its adaptation of the open-source philosophy, which lets developers utilize the entire system stack to create applications.

Ever since the inception of Android operating system, Google has provided developers with the facility to create their own apps using the Android Software Development Kit (SDK). The applications are developed using the Android API, which is built on top of the Java programming language. In fact, the syntax used for coding the apps is loosely based on the Java specifications. This has made it possible for existing Java developers to migrate to the Android development environment and create apps.

Along with the iOS, Android is one of the most profitable mobile platform. While Apple is the dominant player in the US and other developing markets, Android mobiles have a huge customer base all over the world. So, developing an app for Android is a good idea. Parallel App Marketing with Development

Don't wait until you finish developing the app - start marketing while the development process is going on. The least you can do is set up a website about the blog. You can promote the concept of the blog on social media sites. Going one step further, you can write articles, guest posts, and reviews on topics and products related to the Android app that you are building. This will help you gain visibility on the Internet and make people familiar with the idea of your app.



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