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There’s nothing worse than your phone dying when you need it most. If you’re on the go, a quick way to get more battery life is to lower your screen’s refresh rate. A higher refresh rate looks great, but it really sucks the juice out of your battery. I keep mine at 120Hz for everyday use, but I always switch to 60Hz when I’m traveling so I don’t have to worry about finding an outlet. If you don’t want to manually change the refresh rate every time you leave the house, you can usually set your phone to automatically switch to a lower refresh rate when the battery level gets low. This way, you won’t have to think about it, and you’ll still get the best possible battery life.

The year 2019 saw a flurry of Android Smartphones with a lot of innovative and new features built in. The iPhone X like Notch, which became a 'Feature' on almost all devices during the later part of 2018 is now slowly fading out, in favour of punch hole displays and pop-up cameras.  Fingerprint scanners have come a long way as well. Those early, very slow, under the display scanners have now replaced by faster, bigger and accurate ones. Some manufactures like Huawei and Xiaomi are even bringing side mounted fingerprint scanners to the market to stand out from the crowd. The Year 2019 also saw the rise of Realme Mobiles - a child of Oppo Mobiles. Realme is eating into the market share of Xiaomi in India as they are selling smartphones with aggressive pricing strategy like Redmi. They are also launching new phones every few months, and selling them via Flash Sales on Flipkart and Amazon.in. One of the most talked about event of the Year 2019 was surely the Huawei Ban by Tr