Why Smartphones Slow Down Some Whiles After Purchase Check Here..
Today almost everyone owns an Android smartphone. These devices come with different specifications and in different sizes to suit each person’s taste and function.
However, after six months of heavy usage, you’ll notice a reduction in efficiency and performance.
There are many potential reasons that make smartphones to slow down after several months. So, in this post, We’re gonna outline 5 common reasons which makes your phone to slow down after few months of usage.
Leggo…

#1. OS Upgrades
Normally, Google releases updates annually and the latest version is Oreo (I’m guessing the next version would be android pudding �).
Remember, when you first bought your phone, it might be running Android Marshmallow before you get an Upgrade notification. These upgrades are released with a certain set of hardware specifications in mind.
This year, Smartphone specifications have drastically improved. Many features have been added in the Android OS. However, these features are made with newer hardware specifications in mind. So, there is a chance that if you are running the newer version of any operating system in an outdated phone then this can slow down your phone in no-time.
However, these upgrades are hard to ignore as it is for a Nigerian snake to avoid swallowing money.�� (I’m not kuku there with you)
Minor updates are okay, but if you are planning to jump from Android Nougat to Oreo then be ready to face the difficulties.

#2. App Updates
Facebook initially took just 35MB the first time I downloaded it , now with constant updates it’s taking almost 300MB now .The so-called ‘lightweight’ apps that you install can transform to ‘heavyweight’ over the time. Developers are constantly pushing updates, every new update brings new features, which ends up using lots of RAM and CPU.
The best thing you can do is to once you feel the app is bloated, replace it with another light weight app.

#3. Apps Running On The Background
Most times people tend to neglect background apps. Believe me or not, you have almost 80% more apps installed on your devices than when you first got it. Just go to your phone’s settings and have a brief look at all of your downloaded apps.
This problem arises when some apps keep running in the background without launching it. There are many apps like email services, messaging apps which are always active. These apps use CPU and RAM, which impacts negatively on your phone’s performance.
So, make sure to disable or uninstall the apps which consume lots of RAM and CPU, switch to a static wallpaper and say goodbye to live wallpapers.

#4. Memory Degradation
Smartphones run on a flash memory, the most common type of flash memory is known as NAND. NAND memory gets slower as it fills up. In summary, NAND Memory usually requires a certain amount of vacant blocks to operate efficiently.
Secondly, NAND memory degrades after some time of usage. NAND memory has three types- SLC, MLC, TLC each one of them has write cycle boundaries per memory cell. Once the limit is reached, the cells wear out and this affects the performance.
The best thing to do here is to stick with 75% of your device’s total storage capacity. For example, if you are having 16GB internal storage, don’t cross the 10GB threshold.
http://silicongist.com.ng/2018/03/06/reasons-why-your-smartphone-slow-down/

#5. Full Storage
Whenever your storage system is full in your Android phone just clear unnecessary files to prevent your phone from slowing down
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Great information

Thanks, bro! Really helpful

Other things that might slow down phones are corrupt apps.

I would also add checking for any potential viruses, like in this guide I researched: https://www.unlockunit.com/blog/how-to-tell-if-your-phone-has-a-virus/

Very informative
I'll try on my Camon CM

Great info,this will help alot especially on my spark

Cool info,nice one there

Do you know that a good percentage of this phones are faster than the average computer of 2006?

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Ok following.

ok

Low RAM

Itel comes to mind

No 4 is so on point. But not easy not to cross the storage boundary

Simply factory installed virus

Smart phones may slow down due to a lot of factors

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itel right now with 200 ram

What about virus?

Solution :

Bring it for flashing

Same here with my Nokia XL

Iphone users ...

Not for my on Nokia 1100

Sorry. We windows phones users don't experience such downturns and degradation with the devices.

What about a phone that gets hot too much (esp when data is on) , and drains battery a lot. What's the solution please .



P.s it's not up to 6 months yet

Idydarling:
What about a phone that gets hot too much (esp when data is on) , and drains battery a lot. What's the solution please .



P.s it's not up to 6 months yet

try not to leave data on n chatting whilst charging. I know it's hard but leave your phone to charge fully, use it till its like 20% before recharging. Na just light palaver de make person de plug in phone at any given opportunity.

akinzgist:
Why Smartphones Slow Down Some Whiles After Purchase Check Here..
Today almost everyone owns an Android smartphone. These devices come with different specifications and in different sizes to suit each person’s taste and function.
However, after six months of heavy usage, you’ll notice a reduction in efficiency and performance.
There are many potential reasons that make smartphones to slow down after several months. So, in this post, We’re gonna outline 5 common reasons which makes your phone to slow down after few months of usage.
Leggo…

#1. OS Upgrades
Normally, Google releases updates annually and the latest version is Oreo (I’m guessing the next version would be android pudding �).
Remember, when you first bought your phone, it might be running Android Marshmallow before you get an Upgrade notification. These upgrades are released with a certain set of hardware specifications in mind.
This year, Smartphone specifications have drastically improved. Many features have been added in the Android OS. However, these features are made with newer hardware specifications in mind. So, there is a chance that if you are running the newer version of any operating system in an outdated phone then this can slow down your phone in no-time.
However, these upgrades are hard to ignore as it is for a Nigerian snake to avoid swallowing money.�� (I’m not kuku there with you)
Minor updates are okay, but if you are planning to jump from Android Nougat to Oreo then be ready to face the difficulties.

#2. App Updates
Facebook initially took just 35MB the first time I downloaded it , now with constant updates it’s taking almost 300MB now .The so-called ‘lightweight’ apps that you install can transform to ‘heavyweight’ over the time. Developers are constantly pushing updates, every new update brings new features, which ends up using lots of RAM and CPU.
The best thing you can do is to once you feel the app is bloated, replace it with another light weight app.

#3. Apps Running On The Background
Most times people tend to neglect background apps. Believe me or not, you have almost 80% more apps installed on your devices than when you first got it. Just go to your phone’s settings and have a brief look at all of your downloaded apps.
This problem arises when some apps keep running in the background without launching it. There are many apps like email services, messaging apps which are always active. These apps use CPU and RAM, which impacts negatively on your phone’s performance.
So, make sure to disable or uninstall the apps which consume lots of RAM and CPU, switch to a static wallpaper and say goodbye to live wallpapers.

#4. Memory Degradation
Smartphones run on a flash memory, the most common type of flash memory is known as NAND. NAND memory gets slower as it fills up. In summary, NAND Memory usually requires a certain amount of vacant blocks to operate efficiently.
Secondly, NAND memory degrades after some time of usage. NAND memory has three types- SLC, MLC, TLC each one of them has write cycle boundaries per memory cell. Once the limit is reached, the cells wear out and this affects the performance.
The best thing to do here is to stick with 75% of your device’s total storage capacity. For example, if you are having 16GB internal storage, don’t cross the 10GB threshold.
http://silicongist.com.ng/2018/03/06/reasons-why-your-smartphone-slow-down/

#5. Full Storage
Whenever your storage system is full in your Android phone just clear unnecessary files to prevent your phone from slowing down
Was this helpful to you Now thank us!!! And perhaps you have questions, feel free to ask
http://silicongist.com.ng/2018/03/06/reasons-why-your-smartphone-slow-down/

next OS is Android Pawpaw

ceaser:
Sorry. We windows phones users don't experience such downturns and degradation with the devices.

Not true. What the op wrote also applies to Windows Phones.

We all suffer from....thanks a lot




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tosyne2much:
Low RAM

Itel comes to mind

itel has changed, check out there latest phone, itel s32

Snapchat, Twitter app, Instagram and the father father Facebook for Android. even on 2gig ram this apps dey hang phone die ��

Promiseisaac:
itel has changed, check out there latest phone, itel s32

I don check

tosyne2much:
Low RAM
Itel comes to mind

It depends o