Your android got sluggish… there are some reasonable reasons why devices might seems impossible to operate… I have a friend that uses an old blackberry, defiantly what do you expect, and this blackberry he uses has been very old that it looks like a non-blackberry or phone without any brand. If such is your case don’t even mind reading further, just go get a new one because it worth being slow.
The following might make a slow smartphone:
1. Outdated phone: if you operate or use an outdated device don’t expect any “lightning speed” of fastness. You will bear me witness if you are an iPhone user, using a 3g model of iPhone. You can’t even get any useful app on it because most application may no be compatible, and if you get any compatible app, you have to prepare for some kind of funny behavior.
2. Too many active applications: now our days we have faster phones, phones of many gigs and are multi-tasking. They might come to their limits. With your high memory/multi-tasking phone does not mean you should keep almost all app running, limit the number of active app by ending their tasks when they are no longer serving any purpose this may create a handy space for other programs or apps to work without stress on the phones’ memory.
3. Memory full: as time goes on you need to do some kind of sanitation on your device. Deleting any unused application might worth it because you don’t need them; they just stay there and occupy space (this includes multi-media files).
This advice/tips is applicable to any kind of smartphone, either big (phablete) or small (normal smartphone).
The following might make a slow smartphone:
1. Outdated phone: if you operate or use an outdated device don’t expect any “lightning speed” of fastness. You will bear me witness if you are an iPhone user, using a 3g model of iPhone. You can’t even get any useful app on it because most application may no be compatible, and if you get any compatible app, you have to prepare for some kind of funny behavior.
2. Too many active applications: now our days we have faster phones, phones of many gigs and are multi-tasking. They might come to their limits. With your high memory/multi-tasking phone does not mean you should keep almost all app running, limit the number of active app by ending their tasks when they are no longer serving any purpose this may create a handy space for other programs or apps to work without stress on the phones’ memory.
3. Memory full: as time goes on you need to do some kind of sanitation on your device. Deleting any unused application might worth it because you don’t need them; they just stay there and occupy space (this includes multi-media files).
This advice/tips is applicable to any kind of smartphone, either big (phablete) or small (normal smartphone).
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