As is already known, the Ultra Power Saving Mode, featured on Galaxy S5, can keep the device "alive" for another 24 hours at 5% battery level. It achieves this by reducing processor consumption, turning off most connections, changing the color scheme of the display to black and white, and also by letting a maximum of six applications run on the smartphone from a predefined list, which includes, among others, WhatsApp, Hangouts and the original Internet browser.
And it is the last aspect that can be very limiting for some users, especially if they also need an application that is not on the list. And of course there's a reason for that, with other apps the Ultra Power Saving Mode wouldn't be as effective, anyway for those who aren't deterred by a slightly shorter battery life, there's USPM Manager. It can only be used on rooted devices Galaxy S5, otherwise it will not work, but this add-on does not increase the original number of applications to a maximum of six for the owner, but allows adding all the applications that are installed on the phone to the mode. You can download UPSM Manager for free from XDA forums, but if you also want to support the developers, we recommend purchasing the z version Google Play.
*Source: Androidbeat.com
