Steps to speed up the performance of any Android phone

Steps to speed up the performance of any Android phone
We usually notice the slow performance of the phone after several months of use, which is a little puzzling problem as the causative varies by case, so let us offer general solutions to the problem with Android devices:
 1) Know the cause of the problem



 Is it a set of applications? Is it a particular application? Does the system itself? - [Trepn Profiler] application from Qualcomm shows you the load on each kernel of the CPU core, displays the load of the Internet stream for both data and Wi-Fi, as well as load on the graphics processor and consumption of random memory and more. The application also allows the effect of any particular application on the processors.


 2) Get rid of some data

The full storage capacity affects performance in general, so it is advisable to get rid of some data, especially those that can be backed up using the cloud storage service.

To find out which content consumes a lot of space, go to Settings> Storage. While you are there, it is recommended that you go to the Applications tab and uninstall unnecessary applications and disable those pre-installed ones if you need them. You can also go to the Downloads tab and delete some forgotten files there.
Clear Cached data is also recommended for applications that are used to speed up performance, but their presence when full storage capacity may have an adverse effect on performance.
3) Reduce the use of Widget applications

Try to minimize Widgets on the Home screen as much as possible because its background operation consumes processor performance.
4) Disable aesthetic effects

 
 If you are using an application to publish, you will usually find in the settings several options to adjust the use of animation effects, which in turn consume part of the performance of the processor.
5) Close applications with the
background
  

Opening a number of applications simultaneously has an impact on performance. You can get rid of background applications by clicking on the Home button and dragging the application to the right. While you are there, you can click the RAM tab at the bottom right of the screen, Clear memory to eliminate any unnecessary background operations.6) Restart the phoneA simple and intuitive way to erase cash files, eliminate unneeded operations that run in the background, and get some speed is to restart the phone, you can do this by long pressing the power button and choose Restart Restart and then choose OK.7) Other solutions
You can drill down and monitor the impact of applications on battery life by going to Settings> Battery. You can also monitor applications' consumption of RAM by going to Settings> Apps (or App Manager). You can also use Android apps that improve performance like [SD Maid] & [Greenify].




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