10. Take care of the battery
Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for taking care of your battery. Depending on how old your phone is and what battery you're using, this could include: charging your phone before it's fully drained, and letting it fully drain from time to timeRestart your phone from time to time Disable services you don't need (like mobile data when you can use Wi-Fi and live wallpapers) Keep your battery cool (and turn off your phone to cool it down when it's free). overheated) There is a lot of advice online on best practices for your particular smartphone model. Finally, you also have to make sure that you can find your phone if someone steals it.To do this, use the security features built into your device: lock your phone with a PIN, password or pattern. Do not share your password. Install a security app so you can find your phone if it's lost.
9. Expand your storage
If your phone allows it, install an external SD card to increase the storage space available, and then run any apps you can run from that storage. You can also use it to store media files. This will free up the phone's internal storage, resulting in better performance.
8. Use Trusted Sources Sometimes
you want to download and install a new app, but where should you get it from? It is recommended to use the app store for your device or another trusted app store like Amazon.
7. Optimize and update your apps
Most smartphones come with a set of apps installed by the manufacturer. Chances are you don't need all of them. Since the more apps you run, the shorter battery life becomes, disable or uninstall any apps you don't need. For the apps you use, make sure you're always using the latest version.App developers regularly update apps to add new features, reduce resource usage, and protect against malware and security threats.
6. Clear the Cache
When you install apps or when they run, they may leave junk files behind in the cache. Those take up memory you could use for things you really want to do. Clear these files out from time to time. Both Android and iOS allow you to do this.
5. Keep it clean
You may not be able to see dust particles, but they get onto your smartphone, even when you're wearing a case or screen protector.Too much dust and your phone's performance will suffer. Use a soft screen cleaning cloth with a suitable screen cleaner to gently clean the screen. Open the case from time to time to clean the phone and remove dust. The five tips above will help you with external maintenance and protection of your smartphone, but protecting your phone is also about keeping it running smoothly. Here are some tips to do it.
4. Avoid Water and Extreme Temperatures
Most people don't put their cell phones in water intentionally, but many people forget that they have a cell phone in their pocket when they go to the beach or pool. A bath later, and the phone is toasted (unless I manage to dry it with rice).If your phone gets wet, use a desiccant to remove any remaining moisture. The most convenient option is uncooked rice. Just leave the phone (and the disconnected battery) in a bowl of cereal overnight.
3. Be careful how you store it.
Unless you're using a super-effective case or screen protector, ladies, avoid putting your keys in the same area of your pocket as your phone. Gentlemen, keys and phone should not be put in the same bag. If you've ever had a scratch that was right in the middle of the area you need to slide, you know that key scratches (and other scratches) can seriously ruin the touchscreen experience. If you're at it, don't do it. Do not leave the phone in dangerous places, such as on a balcony railing .That just requires the phone to fall and break into pieces. If you leave your phone behind, keep it out of the way so it survives until you're ready to upgrade.
2. Protect your screen
Speaking of screens, consider a screen saver. Some screens are made of a strong material and may not need them. However, a protector can hold your screen together if you drop your phone. It also means it's harder to scratch your screen, which can affect responsiveness. Get protection that's easy to fit and just right for your phone.
1. Get a Case and use tempered glass
There's nothing worse than dropping your phone and cracking the screen. It happens often and there is no guarantee that you can fix it. The answer is to protect your phone with a case. There are dozens to choose from for each model.If you know you're going to drop your phone a lot, then get a case that will protect it from everything (even from a truck driving over it! It's going to be heavier, but it's worth it. Otherwise, a thinner case or a plain case will do just fine Tip: If you use a snap-on case, make sure it has a decent lip so the phone doesn't land squarely on the screen if dropped.
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