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device: improved battery life and power efficiency in 1909?
Does my device get the improved battery life and power efficiency in 1909? Acer Aspire 5 A515-52G-57VG. Is there a way to check if mine will get it? I have Intel Core i5-8265U.
Stay in charge: power settings in Windows 10
Want more out of life? So does your battery. Learn Windows tips on how to stay in charge of your portable device’s power.
Device performance & health: Checkup for your PC's wellness
Monitor four key areas that impact your device's performance on Device performance & health.
Would you recommend purchasing a Windows on ARM 2 in 1?
Is anybody using a Windows on ARM, Always Connected, 2 in 1, like the HP Envy x2, Lenovo Miix 630, Asus Nova Go, Samsung Galaxy Book 2, Lenovo Yoga c630? If so, how is it performing? How is the battery life? Any compatibility issues with particular apps? Would you recommend? Other thoughts?
What's new and better about Microsoft Edge
Colleen Williams from the Edge team tells Windows Community's Anita George how Edge is the best and most secure Microsoft browser ever.
Anyone else miss the old windows phones produced by Nokia?
Okay no disrespect is meant towards Microsoft in anyway or form what so ever. Okay now with this statement out of the way, lets move on towards the main focus as this conversation's title states. So anyway yeah I was wondering if anyone else out there was lucky enough to own, or even use any of the original Window Phones, that were created and produced by Nokia? Don't get me wrong, for what few phones I have tried and even seen sold by Microsoft, we still very nice, fun, and well made, however I feel like they took over the phone market a little to soon. In my opinion they should have either waited a few more years, or at the very least came to some sort of agreement that allowed Nokia to continue building phones. The reason I say this, is because of two reasons. The first of if when Nokia was creating the phones, the were offering way better phone specs, features, and sizes on the market with use with prepaid services than Android and Apple, (And to think Apple still hasn't even bothered creating a cheap affordable device for low to mid low income individuals... talk about being all loyal to their Boujee class of peoples. LOL) And the other reason being, that their top of the line model phones, where created with amazing and not to mention most incredible cameras to still ever be found on a cell phone. For examples of what I am talking about, look at both the AT&T Windows Nokia 1020, (the phone had decent memory, was shaped like a small digital camera, and had a back facing camera that took 41megapixal photos), and the AT&T Windows Nokia 1520, (A pretty well design and durable phone that was bigger than the Note 3 and Note 4 which were the best Android Phones at the time. It had a back facing camera with 20 megapixels). *A Little Fun Fact: It is mainly all thanks to Nokia with their creation of Window Phones, that we have the decent size and as good as quality cheap android phones on the market as we do today. So anyway, does anyone else miss them?
Nokia Lumia users-success stories upgrading to a new phone?
For Nokia Lumia Windows/Microsoft users needing to upgrade to a new phone, any suggestions, any positive experiences with a new phone in this circumstance? Samsung or Google pixel experience & success stories anyone? Perhaps an I Phone, or a basic phone (abandon smart phones)? Thank you in advance for any success stories - positive experience moving from Nokia Lumia to a new phone.
Draw and doodle your photos with pen & ink
Surface pen and Windows ink allow you to draws on photos to create personalized art.
What's your favorite app from the Microsoft Store?
What's your favorite app from the Microsoft Store? Share your top choice with the community.
Keep your Windows computer healthy with periodic checkups
Got a new device and want it to last? Follow these steps to keep your device in shape.
Maximize your Surface battery life
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4483194Choose a power mode for the best battery life and performance. On some Surface models you can select a power mode, which affects how much battery life and the performance you can get from your Surface. To switch to a different power mode, select the battery icon in the Windows taskbar.
Battery saving tips for your PC - Windows Help
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/20443Battery saving tips. Content provided by Microsoft. Applies to: Windows 10. Select Product Version. Here are some things you can do to extend your PC’s battery life. Show all . Use battery saver. Change display settings. Change power settings. Change sync settings.
Surface Pro 7 (i7, 16GB, 512GB) - Battery Life ...
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/surface/forum/all/surface-pro-7-i7-16gb-512gb...I picked up a Surface Pro 7 on launch but I'm really struggling with the battery life, with light usage (a few office apps and a few tabs in Edge) I'm struggling to get more than 5 hours, even with Battery Saving mode on, brightness at around 20-25 and nothing running the back ground.
Is Surface Pro 7 battery life actually worse than Surface ...
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/surface/forum/all/is-surface-pro-7-battery-life...Battery life Surface Pro 7: Up to 10.5 hours of battery life based on typical Surface device usage. Testing conducted by Microsoft in September 2019 using preproduction software and preproduction Intel® Core™ i5, 256GB, 8 GB RAM device. Testing consisted of full battery discharge with a mixture of active use and modern standby.
Surface Pro 3 short battery life - Microsoft Community
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/surface/forum/surfpro3-surfperf/surface-pro-3...Check Battery saver settings Battery saver extends battery life by limiting background activity and push notifications. Open Settings > System > Battery. Check if Turn battery saver on automatically is enabled and that it is set to at least 20%. Also, check if Lower screen brightness while in battery saver is also enabled. Check app usage
