Hibernation Manager

Android devices are engineered to operate continuously, even when not in use. Hibernation Manager is designed to optimize your device’s battery life during downtime. It hibernates your processor, settings, and applications, minimizing battery consumption when the screen is off.

CPU Hibernation for Efficient Performance

For rooted users, Hibernation Manager offers CPU hibernation. By automatically adjusting your processor to the lowest possible frequency and voltage, this feature substantially conserves battery life. The processor, acting as the device's brain, handles various tasks like updating widgets and checking for software updates even when not required, draining battery power unnecessarily. Lowering the CPU frequency during inactivity helps tackle this issue efficiently.

Optimize Device Settings with Hibernation

Settings hibernation allows automatic disabling of selected settings when the screen is off and reactivates them when the screen is back on. This feature is ideal for users looking to avoid frequently altering their settings manually while also seeking enhanced battery efficiency. Utilize this mode to manage Wi-Fi, mobile data, and Bluetooth settings, ensuring that only active settings are paused to reduce battery usage.

Application Hibernation for Maximum Battery Savings

Control battery-draining applications by selecting hibernation for apps running unnecessary background tasks. Many installed apps, such as social media platforms, run updates and check messages continually, causing significant battery drain. By hibernating these apps, you can cease these background activities more effectively than standard task killers or memory cleaners, resulting in noteworthy battery savings.

Hibernation Manager features a convenient battery widget, enabling easy control from your home screen. If you encounter issues with specific hibernated apps, simply disable the hibernation and restart the app.