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HTC One A9 Enable battery saver mode to squeeze out more life Tips & tricks Enable battery saver mode to squeeze out more life One of the bad things about the HTC One A9 is that is has a pretty small battery. Should you find yourself in that precarious situation where no outlet is nearby and your power is dwindling, you have some options. As with all Android Marshmallow devices, the One A9 comes with a built-in battery saver mode. It will trigger automatically when your phone drops down to 15%, but it can be manually enabled by navigating to  Settings > Power  and flipping  Power saver  to the On position. If you need even more extra juice, an Ultra power saving mode can be enabled using the same process. This will put the phone in an extreme power saving mode. You will only have access to a select few apps, and the theme will be switched to dark to conserve battery. Tags:   None

HTC One A9 Use the full 13.1MP camera Tips & trick Use the full 13.1MP camera HTC, and a lot of other manufacturers, do something really annoying with camera apps. In order to make the camera look pretty, they will have 16:9 aspect ratio by default. This means that you usually aren’t using the camera to its full potential. On the One A9 the camera is set to 10MP (16:9) by default. You should change it to the full 13.1MP (4:3). Open the camera In camera mode, tap the three-dot menu icon Tap  Photo Size  and choose 13.1MP

HTC One A9 Plug in some headphones to use Boomsound Tips & tricks Plug in some headphones to use Boomsound Unfortunately, the HTC One A9 doesn’t have the great dual front-facing Boomsound speakers like the HTC One M9. The good news is that the One A9 still has the Boomsound capabilities, but you’ll need a pair of headphones to hear it. Plug your headphones into the headphone jack Open  Settings > HTC BoomSound with Dolby Audio Select an option from the  Choose your headphones screen The phone remembers the headphone profile you chose so you don’t have to select it again next time