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NO !!!!
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It will do nothing apart from interfere with the system and prevent it from doing it's job.
Many supposedly battery saving apps just cause problems, black screens, lock ups and general issues....
Android is designed to control itself. If you want to save battery to the max, just turn off accounts from syncing and turn off mobile data/wifi when phone is in standby mode.
Remember, the majority of phones are designed to last around 16 hours with everything turned on, the on board power saving modes can extend this but they also reduce functionality.
Many supposedly battery saving apps just cause problems, black screens, lock ups and general issues....
Android is designed to control itself. If you want to save battery to the max, just turn off accounts from syncing and turn off mobile data/wifi when phone is in standby mode.
Remember, the majority of phones are designed to last around 16 hours with everything turned on, the on board power saving modes can extend this but they also reduce functionality.
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Sounds about normal.
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On the stuff I read this morning it did say Spotify was a battery guzzler. It also said Auto sync was...something I didn't know @MI5?
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@Anonymous wrote:It can be a guzzler if used heavily. I just used that as an example
I realise that about Spotify (which was why I mentioned it in my first post...after just landing back in the UK from Spain 
) I just didn't know auto sync was a big problem until I read about it..
