1 - Use the smart storage manager from Google Files Go:
Google's application not only saves space and improves phone performance, but also enables full file management. In short, Google's intelligent storage manager is divided into two main tabs: storage capacity and files.
You can use Files Go to find out how much free space is left on your phone and SD card, as well as easy transfer of files to your external memory card, delete temporary files, to save storage space directly from the app, and useful suggestions for files you can remove before space runs out.
Google's smart storage manager, Files Go, does an excellent job when it comes to finding unnecessary and duplicate files on your phone, especially if you're using an Android phone with 8 GB or 16 GB of internal storage.
2. Disable or uninstall unused applications:
The majority of Android phones come with virtual applications; pre-installed on the phone, use excessive memory, but you can disable, or in some cases uninstall most of the default applications on the phone, if you do not use them.
Go to Settings, then to Applications, to see all the apps installed on your phone, from here you can either disable or uninstall.
You can also access unused applications through the Files Go Intelligent Storage Manager.
3. Install light versions of applications:
If you are using a phone with limited random storage memory, you should use the thinner versions of the applications you use, as these applications consume less data and are able to work in all network conditions.
Many social platforms provide clumsy versions of their apps, Facebook, Messenger, Twitter, YouTube, Google search, to name a few.
4. Make sure that the latest operating system update is installed:
For example, if your phone is still running Android 6.0 Marmashilio, 29.7 Android devices are currently working on this version, there is a high probability that there is a "Noga" update available for your device.
Go to Settings, About phone, Update system, Install update if you find it.
5. Adjust the main screen
Using mobile phone wallpapers will drain your device's resources, especially if your phone is low or medium in size.
If you notice delays when switching between applications or when you exit applications to return to the main screen, try switching to consistent wallpapers.
If you're looking for wallpapers that do not drain phone materials, you can try the Google Apps Wallpapers app.
6. See what's running in the background:
If you notice that the phone battery is running faster than usual, go to Settings, Battery to track the application that is running out of battery, Select Stop, to turn the application off in the background.
7. Turn off Bluetooth when not in use:
It's very logical to turn off a property when you're not using it, but it's not a good idea to turn off access to the site, as most applications need some type of location information to run.
8. Do not install applications to improve battery performance:
Most apps available to improve Android phone battery performance only delete temporary files and force off applications running in the background, but make your phone more vulnerable to hacking.
If you notice a slowdown in your phone's performance, and applications take time to download, the best you can do is turn off background applications manually, and to clear your cache, you can always rely on the Google Storage Manager for smart storage.
