1. All About Cellphones: Tips And Tricks
There is a great deal of variety available in the world of cell phones. That said, some tips make sense
for all makes and brands. The article below will help you understand how to use these tools.
If you surf online on your phone, then do an occasional reboot to clear out memory eaten up by apps
like social media. When this is done every couple of days, your phone will work at its peak
performance level more consistently.
Your cell phone may or may not be destroyed by a plunge into liquid. What you should do is remove
the phone's battery, and then place your phone in a plastic bag of rice. This facilitates absorption of
moisture that has gotten in your device.
Don't get in a big hurry to make an update to the newest phone. Many times, it's not necessary.
Though new phones are always coming out, the differences are often minute when compared to the
upgrade in price. Before buying a new phone, read the reviews for it to ensure it is truly necessary
for you to make the upgrade. Most likely, you won't need to.
If you own a smartphone, you probably use it fairly consistently throughout the day. Turn your phone
off periodically. Any smartphone is like a small computer. It will run better when it is restarted and
the memory is clear. You should notice a significant difference in the way your smartphone functions
just by turning it off a few times a week.
Take your time when it comes to extending a warranty. Generally, these added costs are nothing
more than that. Odds are good that if your cell phone is going to break down then it will happen
while your original manufacturers warranty is still in operation. Plus, a lot of people buy a new
phone ever year, so the warranty that's extended really isn't worth it.
Do your research before buying a new phone. Take your time doing this to get the feel of various
types of cell phones. You're more likely to find a phone you love.
Be sure that you actually need a smartphone before you buy one. They cost a lot, but provide many
features. The truth is, though, that a lot of users only want to talk on their phone. If you are among
them, getting a smart phone just means additional expense initially and on a monthly basis. This may
make little sense.
If you only require a cell phone for voice communications, do not buy a smartphone. Smart phones
are great for folks who like to send email or go online via their phones. Smartphones are
considerably more expensive than regular cell phones, so save money and get a standard cell phone
if all you need it for is talking.
A case is not needed for most new phones. Smartphone designers take this into account when they
are designing the phone. While cases help protect your phone, they can make it more difficult to
conveniently use it. Consider all your options, and make your decision based on your phone type.
It's a good idea to purchase a cell phone that's new every couple of years so you can keep up with
technology. Lots of mobile websites are designed to work on the latest phones. This means you will
2. not have the best experience if you have an older phone.
Look at your carriers map for coverage before major traveling. Most likely you're aware of your
phone's coverage in your neighborhood and your place of employment. It could be anywhere you go
regularly. If you head out of town, however, you may find that you have no reception at all between
cities.
Protect your phone with a quality case. Dropping your phone can be an expensive accident. You
could look for extremely strong cases from Otterbox if you are truly concerned. You may want to
give some thought to buying the Defender.
Practice using the calendar system on your cell phone. You will have the ability to schedule your
entire day by using it. You can also set alerts ahead of time, so you're on top of things. Many people
use this wonderful method to keep them on schedule while saving time and paper.
Turn off your phone or use flight mode in areas where signals are sparse. The cell phone loses a lot
of battery when it tries to look for signal. Turn off the search for signal setting until you have
reached an area that offers cell phone service.
New phones do not need a screen protector. These days, most phones are already scratch-resistant.
Adding a separate screen protector can make the display harder to read. Additional screen
protectors also risk air bubbles or scratching on their own.
Text as often as you possibly can. If there's not much you need to say, just type it. Phones emit much
more radiation when used to make calls. Therefore, texting can be much safer as well as convenient.
Turn off the features you don't use when you use your phone so it can stay charged up longer. Your
phone probably has Bluetooth, GPS and WiFi. It's unlikely that you'll need features such as these all
the time. You may not use them at all. Use your phone's settings to shut them off.
If you have a Blackberry, be sure to set it so that all of your data compresses on its own. This will
prevent the memory in becoming full right away. You'll find a phone with more space is a better
operating phone.
Cell phones don't work well when the temperature is hot, so you shouldn't leave it in a car when it's
hot. Don't place it near uncovered windows or hot appliances like driers, dishwashers, or ovens.
Protect it by keeping it cool.
There are so many choices when it comes to cell phones. While there seems to be a wild variance,
there are tips that are pretty universal. Use what you learned to help you with your cell phone.
