Have you ever tried to open an application or email on your Android
smartphone or tablet only to be frustrated by how long it takes to load?
Watching paint dry is more entertaining than waiting for your gadget to
get down to business. Trust me, we've all been there. In fact,
listeners frequently ask me for help to speed up slow smartphones. Now,
some great news! Today I'm bringing you an easy trick to slash the time
you wait for your gadget.Now you can boost your Android smartphone or tablet speeds. Try out this trick speed up your Android's performance speed and you'll see the results in nearly everything you do with your gadget. Open emails, download photos, post on Facebook, browse the Internet and stream video easier and faster.
Even better, this trick is so easy, nearly anyone can do it. Forget about the tedious headaches of downloading and installing apps that claim to speed up your Android. Cranking up your smartphone's performance can be done without having to install any third-party software that could include harmful malware.
Even if your Android is running smoothly, there is always room for improvement. Whether your smartphone has already served you for years or is fresh out of the box, I think you'll be impressed by how much faster your smartphone runs.
Have you noticed when you open or switch applications on your smartphone or tablet that pages and screens literally zoom out or flip over to transition from one thing to the next? In tech terms, these are known as animations. Animations can help you see exactly what is opening on your gadget. But there's just one problem: Those pretty animations use up a lot of your gadget's power to play so smoothly on your screen.
Because animations use so much processing power, they can slow down other more important functions like downloading email or streaming video. But there's an easy solution. Speed up those animations so they happen quicker and they will waste less of your gadget's computing power, leaving more of it to accomplish the things you want to do. It may seem like a complicated process, but I'm here to walk you through it!
I'm going to step through each step first. Farther down the page are step-by-step screen shots to show you what to look for and where to click on each menu. Start by going to the “Developers options” menu.
Find Developers options here: Settings>>About phone. Find the “Build number” option and tap it exactly seven times.
Tap "Software info" to exit back to the main “Settings” page. A “Developer options” icon is near the bottom of the list of main settings options.
Tap “Developer options.” On the next screen, scroll down to the three settings options labeled “Window animation scale,” “Transition animation scale” and “Animator animation scale.” These options may be located within an “Advanced” tab.
These options are probably set to a factory default of “1x” on your gadget. Tap each setting to “.5x.” If there is any confusion, just follow the graphic below. Shortening transitions will make your Android smartphone and tablet seem better than new!
These apps, better known as bloatware, should not be deleted permanently. Some bloatware applications are connected to essential software that runs your gadget. Deleting them can make your device run poorly. But you can safely disable them to help get the most out of your Android smartphone or tablet.
To disable bloatware, you need to access your “Settings” page: Settings>>Apps>>All Apps.
Scroll down through every application on your smartphone and find the titles that you don't care to use.
Click on each app that you wish to disable and select the “Disable” option at the top right of the screen. The good news is that if you ever need to reactivate the app, go back to the app page and simply reverse the process above. You will see an "Enable" button next to each disabled app.
