Dec 4 2021
How to Make Your iPhone Battery Last Longer
Techlicious editors independently review products. To help support our mission, we may earn affiliate commissions from links contained on this page. The most common battery drainers are the features that make iPhones so great: GPS that lets you navigate home, fast data connections that let you stream Netflix on the go, and apps that work in the background to alert you to just about everything. That s why our tips for saving your iPhone’s battery power focus not on turning off these essential features, but on using them more efficiently. Here are ways to make your iPhone battery last longer. In iOS , head to Settings > Battery and scroll down to see a list of which apps are using what proportion of the battery power. If there are any battery-draining apps that you re not using, delete them. If you discover that the apps that suck the most battery don t need updates when you re not using them, head to Settings > General > Background App Refresh to manually toggle each app s auto-refresh. This prevents apps from constantly checking for updates or notifications to push to your phone. Even if an app doesn t appear on the list of apps […]
Dec 4 2021
Sabrent XTRM-Q 16TB external SSD review: A sexy-sounding misfire on the Mac
Sabrent’s XTRM-Q TB is vast, and very fast under some circumstances when used in RAID , but it’s extremely pricey and relies on your OS for RAID. Mac performance dropped quickly during long test sessions. At first blush, I was ready to love Sabrent’s XTRM-Q TB SB-DXMQ-X–$, price tag or no. How can you argue with having TB of storage at the end of your Thunderbolt cable? Especially with Apple’s consistent habit of gouging you for internal storage upgrades. Alas, consternation proved more the result of my hands-on than affection. The drive relies on your operating system for RAID functionality, doesn’t power up automatically, and performance on an M iMac was hit then miss. The XTRM-Q TB is a charcoal gray, aluminum, dual-NVMeM. enclosure featuring two Sabrent TB, -layer QLC drives with Phison E controllers. It measures approximately .-inches long, .-inches wide, by .-inches thick. The enclosure is handsome, wrapped in a removable silicone sleeve for protection, and features a Type-C Thunderbolt port, a power jack, and an onoff button. Thunderbolt delivers a fair amount of power across the bus, easily enough for a single NVMe SSD, and I would’ve thought for two. Apparently not, hence the power jack and external . amp supply. […]
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