As phones age, they get slower. They can also become bogged down with files. This isn’t necessarily good or bad, as our phones and batteries aren’t built to last forever. Just because this is an eventual reality, doesn’t mean that you should hesitate to put on your favorite songs, all the goofy pictures you want to show your friends, or your apps. Start with an easy cleanup task — before removing apps or photos — free up space and improve your phone’s by using the quick cleanup feature:
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Investigate Your Space
Android has a nifty storage pane that will be able to tell you exactly how much storage space different apps are using. Go to Settings, and then click on Storage. There you can find how each one of your apps is running. You can clear out downloaded documents and other files from here,
Delete Useless Apps
As stated above, it’s up to you to decide which apps are useful and which are useless, but there are a few ways to try to weigh the apps you have. Do you have multiple navigation app or have a game you downloaded a few months ago but you haven’t played since? Deleting a few apps can free up a healthy amount of space, and it’s not like it’s forever: if you find yourself missing the app, you can just download it again. Click here to use app manager to quickly remove all unwanted apps from your phone:
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