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In the Context menu, select State > Power > Battery Level. Name it 'Battery' and tap the check mark.

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Tap the plus sign to create a new profile. This task will disable energy-hogging features when your battery is critically low. Disable features when battery is critically low When you're done, tap the green check mark.Ģ. To add another app to the menu, select the green plus sign, tap 'Action,' and repeat the same process. Then select App > Load app, and select one of the Music apps you'd like to load. In the 'Items' section, tap the grayed-out 'Action' button. Basically, everything your phone can do is listed here. Select 'New Task' and name it something like 'Launch music.' In the next window, tap the blue plus sign. Next, the Task Selection menu will appear.

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Android user forums are filled with the many creative ways users are taking advantage of Tasker, but if you're a newbie, you'll probably want some basic guidance first. There are endless combinations of contexts and tasks that can be as simple or as complicated as you want. This can be anything from toggling a system setting to sending a text message.įor example, when my phone is at 20 percent battery life ( context) disable Wi-Fi ( task).

Tasks are the actions the phone takes when it's in any given context, or situation.

For example, time of day, location, or the state in which your phone is in (like charging).

The context defines the situation in which the task is triggered.

Within the app, this formula is defined by using 'contexts' and 'tasks.' It works like this: If the phone is in X situation, then Y happens. Tasker, a $6.49 app for Android, lets you do just that. Whenever you leave home your Wi-Fi will automatically switch itself off to save battery and to keep your phone more secure.Every day, we repeat the same routine tasks: turning on Wi-Fi at work, decreasing the brightness in the evening, enabling silent mode at night, and so on.īy now, you probably perform these actions subconsciously, but what if you could 'train' your phone to automatically complete these tasks, so you don't have to? Turning off Wi-Fi when leaving home will do a lot to preserve battery life so let us do that next. Now whenever your GPS detects you at home, Wi-Fi will automatically switch on.

Select Location and then either use your GPS to pinpoint your home location or use the map pointer.

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Your phone can then perform it’s updates and download messages and whatever it needs without bothering you. Turn on Wi-Fi when you get homeĪutomatically turning on Wi-Fi when you get home is a useful life hack. You can refine it further by adding an SSID to only have it open within a certain network too. Now whenever you connect to a Wi-Fi network, Chrome will automatically open. Select the ‘+’ icon at the bottom and select App.Give it a name and check the box next to it.Select State then Net then Wi-Fi Connected.Open Tasker and select ‘+’ to add a new profile in the Profiles tab.You can link it to whatever browser you use not just Chrome. This is a quality of life hack but is very cool. Automatically launch Chrome when you connect to Wi-Fi Once you close the app, the dimmer will revert back to its default. Now, whenever your eBook reader is open, Tasker will stop the screen dimming. Select Application and then select your eBook reading app.Select the ‘+’ button, select Display and then Display Timeout.