Each of 1MB and still have 15MB storage sisas. You will also get your Android smartphone more responsive and the battery can last 1 to 2 days.
1. Disable wifi and bluetooth
You can install WiFi OnOff widget. After the install of Android Marker, press and hold down on the homescreen, select the "Widgets" and then "WiFi OnOff". Enable WiFi if you really need it. To ensure you do not forget to turn off WiFi when no WiFi signal, install the WiFi status. You do not have to run this application because this application will work when installed.
You also need to disable Bluetooth when not needed. Do not forget to disable the GPS, though not so important since GPS requires only battery power when running applications like Google Maps.
2. Disable sync
A number of low-end Android smartphones become unresponsive during the synchronization process. If it happens on your Android smartphone then you can disable Sync by default and enable it manually using AutoSync OnOff.
3. Sync only on your calendar
Open Calendar, select Menu> More> My calendars> Menu> Remove calendars. Select all calendars except for your own personal calendar and then click OK. By adjusting your Calendar will not only save memory consumption but also the synchronization will be faster. Do not just disable other calendar but also need to remove the calendar.
4. Sync only in inbox
A number of Android smartphones users choose not to use the Gmail app because it is not effective enough when I had received hundreds of emails per day. But if you use the Gmail app, synchronize only the inbox only, not all labels. To set it's not the Gmail app, select Menu> Settings> Labels. Sync the mimimum number of days and labels.
5. Disable the on-screen keyboard
Disable on-screen keyboard via the Settings> Locale & text> Android keyboard. This will make the phone more responsive. This can only be done if you use Android smartphone that uses phisical keyboard.
6. Reduce screen brightness
Install free widgets Brightness Level.
7. Turn off unused processes
Install TasKiller and turn off all the processes that you do not need. Android will automatically turn off when the RAM slow process but it is usually terlmbat done because the phone has already slowed.
8. Reboot
If the lack of memory or the phone becomes very unresponsive, try to rebooting.
9. Move the content into/cache or SD card (for experts)
A number of the tips above you can do with a safe and guaranteed not to harm your Android phone. But if you still lack the memory it needs to rooting your Android phone so it will be more available memory. Do it with a way to move content/cache or SD card.
Hopefully the above tips can help your novice users of the Android smartphone Android devices so you can functioned optimally.
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