App Review: Save Your Battery with One Power Guard – XDA Developer TV
The one thing every smartphone user worries about is how much battery he or she has left. When users do forget to worry about their battery, the battery usually cuts out during an important call, pivotal point in a game, or during your favorite YouTube video.
XDA Forum Member fonter offers up battery management app to help you save your battery. In this video, XDA Developer TV Producer TK reviews One Power Guard. TK shows off the application and its functionality, and talks about his thoughts of the application. So check out this app review.
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As the resident token curmudgeon Senior Moderator of the XDA Forums, get off his lawn. Member of XDA since the Windows Mobile days Jimmy McGee heads up the YouTube channel for XDA dubbed XDA TV. Technology Geek by trade and security analyst by training, he has a lot to say about things found on the internet, some of which can be safely ignored.
