Working with Android’s power management features

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Good battery life is important for smartphone users. Android provides a number of power saving features that strike a balance among achieving good battery life, providing user control and visibility, and imposing appropriate but consistent restrictions for apps. In this video, Fred Chung shares best practices for developers to optimize and test their apps.

Take a look at these resource links:
Power Management → https://goo.gl/aUQaua
Optimize for Doze and App Standby → https://goo.gl/6wBVZP
Background Execution Limits → https://goo.gl/52cdMr
Background Location Limits → https://goo.gl/4i9ytd
Energy Profiler → https://goo.gl/HGo5uZ
Android vitals → https://goo.gl/9KcxOP

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