Here Are Sevan Quick And Simple Methods to Speed up Your Android Smartphone
Get rid of pointless applications.
Though it sounds apparent, how many times have you
downloaded the newest "˜hot" app, used it for a day and then never
thought about it once more?
Though it might have left your head, it hasn't left your
phone; it's sitting there contentedly consuming resources like a puppy left on
his own in a butcher's.
See Settings > Apps > All to remove extra apps. Scroll
down to locate items you no longer use; press them then "˜uninstall."
Remove pictures, movies, and music.
You're slowing down thousand of poor pictures, fuzzy
recordings of concerts with horrible audio, songs you haven't listened to for
years.
Review your gallery, mark the good images and discard the
others. For music, toss everything you're not already listening to onto a cloud
account for simple access.
Let go of the gadgets.
Though they are quite helpful, Android's widgets also use a
lot of resources. Clear anything non-essential from your home screen and marvel
at the speed with which your Android is now running.
Close down tools correctly.
Should you leave an app using the "˜back"' button,
it may not have closed entirely. Android Data Recovery If you have Lollipop, tap
and hold (or double tap) the home key to view a list of running apps then slide
to close them.
Additionally found in Settings > Apps, you can disable
apps simply pressing on them. Though generally good, be cautious about what you
disable: games and non-Google apps are okay; but, disable anything else
carefully.
Clear the cache of your app.
While programs cache data to operate faster, the volume of
data they retain may grow up and have the reverse impact.
Go to Settings > Apps, choose the pertinent app, then
touch "˜Clean Cache’ to remove app caches.
Go to Settings > Cached Data and erase everything there
if you wish to take the nuclear option and wipe everything. Android-Data-Recovery Just
keep in mind that everything in your cache will be deleted; some of which might
be quite helpful!
Turn off animatics.
Get ready: we are going into an Android top secret location!
See the "˜Build Number" option in Settings > About > System.
Seven times of tapping it will shazam. You are now in development mode.
Returning to the System menu should show "˜ Developer
Options". Press it; then, scroll down to "˜Window Animation
Scale," "˜Transition Animation Scale," and "˜Animator
Duration Scale." Turn each of these off; your phone should accelerate
noticeably.
Cut off auto-sync.
To offer notifications and updates, many apps will
automatically sync in the background. For certain apps, this is helpful; most
of the time, it's just a diversion.
The good news is most programs let you turn off auto-sync.
Either visit genuine apps and search for sync options in the settings menus, or
visit Settings > Accounts > Auto Sync and turn absolutely everything off.
Change your phone.
Usually your phone will alert you about new software updates,
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you might easily put off and forget about them totally. Updates do, however,
include performance-enhancing changes. Visit Settings > About Device >
Software Update to learn whether your phone is current.
Manufacturer reset
Should all the above choices fall short, you might have to
factory reset your phone. Recover Data From Android
This removes everything from your device and gives your phone a clean start
free from app and data demands.
See Settings > Backup and Reset then tap Factory Data
Reset (or the equivalent on your device) to factory reset your Android. Before
reseting your device, be sure you backup everything you wish to retain!
