[Tutorial] Quick Tip: Working with the JavaScript Battery API

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From Tutorialzine –Quick Tip: Working with the JavaScript Battery API:

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We take a look at a native JavaScript API for monitoring battery levels. We also discuss some of the biggest battery drainers, as well as different ways to minimize excess energy spending.
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