Android O/S : 1.5+









SCREEN SHOTS:









Features :

*Shows Real-time battery status (capacity, temperature, voltage, and charging status, etc) monitor and battery usage tracking.
*Home screen widgets are supported (Add to home screen with Menu -> Add -> Widgets -> Battery Booster).
*Shortcuts to WiFi/Bluetooth/Screen Brightness/Screen Timeout settings.
*Real-time battery use monitor and management to save more power.
*Battery Calibration Notification to maximize your battery life span.
*Settings to automatically turn off WiFi/Bluetooth when device is locked.
*Settings to automatically turn on WiFi/Bluetooth when device is unlocked.
*Settings to automatically turn off WiFi/Bluetooth when your battery is low.
*Settings to enable beep and select beep tone/interval when your battery is low.
*Settings to enable beep and select beep tone/interval when your battery is full.
*Settings to enable beep and select beep tone/interval when your battery is overheated.
*Save more battery with built-in smart task manager (Based on Memory Booster - Android RAM Optimizer)


*Android O/S : 1.5+
*3Mb
*APK

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