Have you ever tried performing a task with your phone and it takes like forever to load? Let’s assume you tried opening a game and suddenly your phone hangs and you can’t seem to quit or stop the process.

Sometimes you get stuck in the middle, that is you can’t go back to what you were doing and you can’t continue with what you wanted to do. Well in this post, we’ll share with you some few tips that will increase the speed of your Android phone by at the least 30%.

It is very important to note that there are some things responsible for making your Android perform tasks very fast. To be specific, the SOCs (system on chips) is responsible for this. The SOCs includes your storage, CPU, GPU etc. Let’s get to show you how the SOCs affects your Android phone performance and how you can increase the speed of your Android phone.

The Chipset(Processor)

Most times the Chipset that comes with a phone plays a major role in it’s performance/speed. High end Mid range and flagship Android devices uses latest Chipsets which makes them very fast. However, low mid range and budget Android phones uses Chipsets that a way below those of flagships. But there are things you can do to help increase the speed of your phone even if you use a lesser Chipset.

First don’t use your low budget phone to perform tasks that flagship devices will do. Understand that your phone is not designed to carry heavy apps and play heavy duty games like PUBG. To keep your phone working without hanging, you need to look for apps that have same feature as those heavy duty apps but are light weight.

Android has made it possible for users to have various options when it comes to apps. There are heavy duty video editing apps but there are lots of light weight video editing apps that have similar features. Step one to increasing your phone performance is AVOID OVER USING THE CHIPSET OF THE PHONE. You’ll see that when you start using light weight apps, your phone performance will increase.

The RAM

RAM stands for Random Access Memory and it simply means that it’s a memory that can be accessed at random. RAM is the memory that keeps record of your activities as you make use of your phone. It’s different from your internal storage(the ROM). The RAM stores data or files from apps as it’s been used and once that session/app is closed, the RAM let go of the activity/app and focus or take on a new one.

Now most Android phone users overload the RAM and this leads to frequent hanging of the phone. The reason why it’s called Random Access Memory is because it’s a memory that the phone can access at random. Simply put, if you open an app the RAM will start...

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