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The main idea behind this is to have another day or two out of your battery.
By user or by battery percentage have the phone turn into a rescue sloep, strike sails, batten down the hatches.
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The main idea behind this is to have another day or two out of your battery.
By user or by battery percentage have the phone turn into a rescue sloep, strike sails, batten down the hatches.
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The main idea behind this is to have another day or two out of your battery.
Rescue Sloeps do neither have an engine nor a proper rudder, just some paddles.
By user or by battery percentage have the phone turn into a rescue sloep, strike sails, batten down the hatches.
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The main idea behind this is to have another day or two out of your battery.
Rescue Sloeps do neither have an engine nor a proper rudder, just some paddles.
By user or by battery percentage have the phone turn into a rescue sloep, strike sails, batten down the hatches.
This is not meant as a power-saving mode but I can not think of any needed in such state) UI/UX restrictions by locking down the hardware and the software to a point where you will still be able to send texts, do calls, show your boarding pass or train-tickets and use your calendar for another day or two.