Spacing the Android
When you are in the mood for a change, you can upload things on your phone you may later regret. Hopefully, we’ve found a way to fix that in a matter of seconds.
- The big purge. The number of apps we download on a daily basis is amazing. You have to track them all to know what’s good for you,
and have a big cleaning to get rid of the unused ones. Start the purge today, and you’ll see that a phone is basically like wardrobe: you have your favorites, those you updated and forgot about their existence, and the buddies you’ll never operate. You can leave one or two apps that cover your basic needs, sorting out the necessities and blocking the systems that clutter the space. It’s a tiring practice, we know, but it also brings a lot of satisfaction and relief.
- Photos issues. Do not keep photos on the phone. It is a common practice, and not an easy one, because we all love a good memory. However, your phone is not the spacious room with place for everybody, and has memory restrictions as well. As soon as you empty the gallery files, you will see screenshots occupy a lot of space and consume energy which makes the battery wear out. Switching cards, from the full one to the completely empty, is another option a phone could use, and the best pick for the screenshot lovers.
- The cache set. You know what the cache data is, right? Once you delete it, there is enough room for anything. Imagine you have a browser with history. Do you really need the old searches and outdated information? With Android, the deal can be sealed in a moment, and you won’t have to worry about the photos or game results. The app will only select the unnecessary data like preferences, and you’ll be left with a phone that is given freedom in terms of space.
- Bloatware practice. People say that it’s one of the most frustrating things in the whole world. There are apps you cannot download unless you are on Nexus, so in the Android’s case you have to put up with the ones that have been updated automatically. They constantly get in the way and are almost impossible to delete unless you root your phone, which is not an option for a solid part of users. However, it allows you to enjoy apps without cluttering and allows an access to Android OS.
