There are a lot of different cell phones out there. Each
model has some tips and tricks to make them very useful. In this article, I
have compiled a list of tricks and strategies that will make your phone last
longer and also help you understand how you can make the best out of your
mobile.
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In the event you drop your
phone in water or some liquid, don't quickly assume that it's ruined beyond
repair and throw it away. All you will need to do is to remove the battery from
the device and place your cellphone into a bowl with dry rice or on warm slices
of bread. These will absorb some moisture from the device and in no time, you
will be using your device in no time. NB: Do not dry your phone
with direct sun heat
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Don't always rush to update
to the latest phone on the block. Sometimes it is not worth it. Many
manufactures make a lot of consistent changes but usually they are not major
changes. Go for some in-depth mobile reviews from many cell phone review blogs
and sites before deciding to buy a new one. Often, an upgrade will not be necessary.
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Be aware that smartphones
actually slowdown in performance over time. Downloading updates is very
important. The problem with this is that new phones come out that are a lot
more faster and great processing power. Therefore, at times it will be
eventually necessary to upgrade.
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It is likely that your
smartphone is on for most of your waking hours. Make sure to switch it off some
of the times. Mobile cell phones, like computers, require a restart or reboot
to function flawlessly. When we restart it or switch it off, we free up some
memory and this helps to keep the device running smoothly. Try to do a couple
of resets a week and that should help boost performance.
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When purchasing a new
smartphone, you should decide carefully when considering extended warranty. These
are usually just unnecessary additional costs with no much added value. Odds
are good that in the case your smartphone will die then it is going to happen
whilst the original manufacturer’s warranty is still covering. Also, most
people these days upgrade to new cellphones every year, meaning that an
extended warranty will be much more worthless.
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Cell phones tend get slower
with age. Mostly because as we update our softwares and applications will more
and more memory will be consumed and they also take more space as we use them.
This means that updates will then become a bit difficult. Usually when this
happens, it most advisable that you update to a more advanced cellphone because
clearly the current one cannot contain all the apps you need. You will then
need to choose whether to keep it as it is or go for the upgrade.
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If your smartphone is not
water resistant, avoid going near water with your phone. Accidents and mistakes
do happen no matter how alert you are, people drop their phones in water most
of the time, which can ruin them. Don’t take it to a swimming pool or near the
sink or in the bathroom. Do not put your smartphone on dusty surfaces or
putting it out in the open in dusty winds, I would suggest you should get your
phone an affordable. For less than $10 you can yourself a cute pouch.
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Before buying a smartphone,
you should first consider how you intend to use it. A lot of people have got
smartphones, mostly because they use for sending emails, online browsing, some
for gaming, for their high quality cameras etc. If you only want to use your
phone for making voice calls and sms texting only, then I think buying a
smartphone will a bad idea, it will be pricey and it requires costlier monthly
plans, which is not an option for folks who just wanna talk.
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You should recharge your
phone battery before it completely runs out. Batteries were not designed for
that, continuous charge of a dried up battery will lower the capacity of the
battery to hold power for long periods. Try always to charge your phone battery
whilst it still has got power.
I hope you will take advantage of these free tips on how to
keep your smartphone and how to make the best of your cell phones. When
shopping for a new cell phone, don't be overwhelmed by the numbers out there,
go for deep review of the devices.
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