Hello! So you scroll through the newsfeed, when you receive a message in another application. You try to switch to it, but your phone takes a little longer to respond and then - stops responding completely. And almost exhausted! Twice! So how do you use it and charge it quickly?
1. Turn off everything you do not use Every app that you turn on once stays in the background until you turn it off or restart your phone. It's stored in instant access memory, so naturally, the more apps you find open, the slower your device goes. If you close all of them, or at least those you haven't used in a long time, you'll see a difference in performance.
2. Update your firmware Your phone manufacturer is always working to improve your experience with the device, especially if it is a new model. New firmware is available to download and install online, and you should receive notifications about updates by default. If you do not, then check for updates in the settings - you may have missed the opportunity to make your phone work better!
3. Remove anything moving This includes live wallpapers, widgets, and app animations, to name a few. Everything floating and navigating on your screen uses additional resources, even though it looks cool, provided. To make your phone work properly, use static wallpapers, delete all widgets, and disable any additional animation.
4. Update your apps When it comes to technology and software, innovation is almost always better. Newer versions of your apps work faster, remove previous bugs, and are usually easier on the system. If the automatic update is not turned on, check applications manually and press Update where available. And it's a good way to remember which apps you don't use often and delete them. What am I talking about…
5. Restart your phone Have you tried turning off your phone? Yes, I know it's annoying. But it works! By restarting your phone, you are clearing RAM, or random access memory, for all the clutter, and speed. It even stops those processes that you didn't know were working. Think of it as allowing your device to have an ape - your brain needs sleep in order to survive, as well as your phone.
6. Clear Cache Information for various apps accumulate to run faster with all the following launches. This information is stored in your device's memory and over time begins to harden the system, reducing it. You can manually clear the cache on eachapp, but there are free solutions available on the Google Play Store and App Store that will do it very quickly.
7. Delete apps that you have stopped using Like computers, the things you installed on your phone take up space and leave some traces in the system. They may also have permissions that allow them to track your location, access your camera, and much more. Uninstalling apps you no longer need will not only improve performance, but will also keep your phone running longer.
8. Delete Your Messages A single text message may not take up much space, but its tons weigh real tones, clever in memory. If you haven't checked your SMS storage for a while, it's high time you did. Clear all unnecessary settings and goto settings to set to delete all messages older than 30 days - this way, you will never have too much garbage covering your phone.
9. Manage your background data Some apps, such as location and weather, use background data with you. They always kiss to keep you up to date, so they can slow you down at some point. Go to settings and disable unwanted apps in the Background app update menu or open Disable background data on Android device.
10. Troubleshooting apps with errors Even a single application that is lagging behind can slow down the whole system. If you know what it is, solve the problem by removing and installing the criminal or, if you are using Android, just clear the cache in the app settings. It will only delete temporary files, but, if that doesn't help, select Clear Data instead - you will have to enter all the information and when, for example, your passwords are previously saved, but you have to resolve any issues with this application.
11. Force a reset if everything fails and your device has turned into a screen with a screen, look online for a button combination that forces your specific design and reset model even if it is frozen. Don't worry, you won't lose any data - this trick is just like turning off the device. If you turn it on again, your phone may be working properly, and you may be trying to determine the cause of the initial crash.
12. Charge your phone quickly Most modern phones come with a built-in charging system that allows them to take juice two or three times faster than normal.
The only downside is that you need a real charger for that. But if your model doesn't support that feature, or you don't have your own charging device, you can use to use a laptop charger instead. It comes with a higher wattage, which means more power outages, so your phone will be fully charged at the fastest speed. Just make sure your device can handle it — if the laptop charger has more watts than the maximum number specified on your phone specs, it will charge your device. If so, unfortunately, you will have to do with your own phone charger. If the charging wattage is low, however, you can safely install it and enjoy the speed. Just do not overuse this tip as it may damage your phone's battery faster than you would like.
13. Check the temperature Your phone is very sensitive - very hot: if it is too hot or too cold, it will deal with all kinds of problems, from slow operation to complete blows. If the external temperature is adequate, check that your device is not too hot inside. Check the temple with a special app or just use your hand as a guide: the phone should not be hot when you touch or use resources. If so, consider changing your charger or going to a service center.
14. Move to a cloud full of internal memory will not slow down your phone, but it hurts when you want to take a picture, shoot a video, or download an app. An easy way to free up some space on your device is to transfer all available files to service services. They are easy to use in more than one way: you can access your files on any device, and they will remain motionless even if you lose your phone or factory reset.
15. Reduce data usage Browsing may get slower if you exceed your daily data limit. You can manually control background data usage in different app settings on Android or by tapping Settings => Mobile Data and turn off each app change on iOS. This will prevent selected applications from using mobile networks from receiving updates and using only Wi-Fi instead, when available.
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