10 ways to boost up your Android’s performance!

 “The betterment and great performance  of a tech does not depend on the tech, it depends on the user”

If you love your phone, your phone will love you back by giving you great performance and it’s a fact.

If you maintain your android device, doesn’t matter it being a flagship, a mid-ranger, or even a low budget machine.

Here are 10 ways how YOU can boost your android smartphone’s performance, including speed, battery life and so on..

#1

Uninstall bloatware

Bloatware are the applications that are pre-installed on your device, I am not talking about the ones which are really useful, like phone, messenger, gallery and so on. With bloatware here I refer to apps like some games, some extra browser and something like these which you don’t need for real, but your device manufacturer put them on your device. Just uninstall those apps

#2

Stop apps from running in the background

Many apps drain your device’s battery and slow down by using the RAM, because they run in the background even when you close them. Uninstall such applications to improve battery life and clear RAM to increase speed.

#3

Disable apps that cannot be uninstalled

Some apps cannot be uninstalled, as they were provided by the firms themselves. You can simply disable them if you really think you don’t need’em

#4

Update your android regularly

Keep your device up-to date to get latest security patches and to fix some bugs.

#5

Don’t keep any “booster” apps

Apps that promises that they will increase your machine’s speed or will increase battery life, these apps  actually cleans your RAM by closing many background processes which results in bad multitasking. So just don’t install any cleaning app and keep it clean.

#6

Set background processes limit in developer options

Background process limit is how many apps can run simultaneously in background, in your RAM. Increase that limit to get better multitasking experience.

#7

Avoid live wallpapers

Live wallpapers may look cool, but they drain to much of your battery.

#8

Change animation speed

Decreasing animation speed does not really helps it, but is surely make some betterment in your user experience by increasing the animation which eventually the butter smooth but slow animations.

To change animation speed, you can go to developer options

Do  the same for other 2 

#9

If possible, use a different browser other than chrome

Google Chrome is one of the early trailblazers in tabbed browsing, but the world’s most popular browser is sadly behind on key functionality like tab management. But sadly, the best browser used most of the RAM. Only 3 tabs of google chrome use approximately 900 MB of RAM!!

Try to use some another browser, like cake browser.

#10

Remove reduce widget

Widgets are very handy when it comes to perform instant tasks, but widgets also occupies much of your RAM as it’s always active on your home screen.

Just reduce the size of widgets and if not useful, just remove them.