How to speed up a smartphone with Androidem

It is probably not even worth estimating how many mobile operating system users there are Android has already complained at least once about its frequent cutting, everyone is probably clear from their own experience that there are really many of them. But what can you do to prevent the currently most popular mobile OS in the world from crashing in your smartphone, even if it's a Samsung with the pre-installed TouchWiz superstructure, which is a frequent target of criticism precisely because of crashing? We decided to answer this question, but we warn you in advance that if you own a device with Androidem 2.3 or lower, there is no way to help you, Gingerbread is already stuck perhaps from the beginning and the only option is probably only flash another ROM.

For myself, I would bet that most of those who are reading this article are already thinking of applications like Clean Master and others. No. Clean Master and no other amazing Cleaner is not solution, certainly not an effective one. While these apps can help you free up storage space, close unused apps, and do other amazing magic, if you don't plan on opening them at least 3 times a day, just forget about them. Well, if you insist on them, it is worth mentioning, for example, CCleaner, which offers a lot of useful functions, but above all it offers clarity, which is somewhat rare for applications of this type. You can find the link to download it <a href="https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1932/8043/files/200721_ODSTOUPENI_BEZ_UDANI_DUVODU__EN.pdf?v=1595428404" data-gt-href-en="https://en.notsofunnyany.com/">here</a>.

Well, how else to speed up the smartphone? Let's face it, there are an incredible number of ways to achieve this, so here we will introduce some of them that are definitely worth trying, because unlike others, they even work.

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As the first method, of course, we should name the aforementioned uninstallation of redundant applications that only take up space on the phone and you don't use them anyway. And sentences like “What if I need this in the future? I'd rather keep that app installed" save it for another occasion, if you ever need it in the distant future, you'll download it. But you won't anyway. If deleting apps is a problem, go straight to factory reset the entire device, you can find it in Settings > Backup & reset > Factory data reset. Although you will lose all user data and applications, the smartphone will be somewhat empty, and those few minutes of setup have probably never killed anyone.

Launchers and maintenance
If your smartphone uses TouchWiz, installing another launcher seems like a great idea, for all of them we can name for example Nova Launcher, but of course there are many more to choose from and it's up to you which one you like the best. Of course, if you want yours Android smooth for more than a week, maintenance is required - restart your phone once in a while, keep track of apps running in the background, and don't use 333 widgets at once.

Flash another ROM
Another way to speed up your smartphone is to upload a different ROM or use a different version of the system than the one that comes standard from the manufacturer. We only recommend this method if no further firmware updates are available for your device. However, uploading another ROM is associated with several risks, including loss of warranty or "bricking" the device, but if you follow the instructions, which are countless on the Internet, you can stay calm. What's more if you own a Samsung Galaxy With the III mini, you can directly follow our instructions when uploading a new ROM, you can find it here <a href="https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1932/8043/files/200721_ODSTOUPENI_BEZ_UDANI_DUVODU__EN.pdf?v=1595428404" data-gt-href-en="https://en.notsofunnyany.com/">here</a>.

Summary
Quite simply, one could say that if you want to have a smartphone with Androidem without chopping, which can be equal to the competition with its fluidity iOS, learn to use it. If you have 10 applications running in the background, which in addition to the battery will constantly "eat" your performance (and the same with widgets), your smartphone will be about as smooth as a PowerPoint presentation. However, a factory reset and subsequent proper maintenance of the device, possibly together with the use of a different launcher and, in extreme cases, a different ROM should definitely work and the difference should be more than obvious.

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