Is your phone a bit "old" and seems slow? Well there's a small solution for it.

First, you need to activate Developer Mode.
To do that go to:
1. Settings
2. About phone
3. Tap on your phone’s build number seven times.
You’ll get an onscreen countdown, eventually followed by a message saying “Congratulations, you are now a developer”.

Second,
Go to:
1.Settings
2.Developer options
3.Find "Window animation scale”, “Transition animation scale” and “Animator duration scale”
4.Set them all from 1x to 0.5x.
5. Enjoy :)

Always charge your phone before going to bed and unplug it when at about 80 - 90% so it won't keep charging while it's 100%. It's bad for the battery and your phone's life will be extended by about a year so you won't need to buy a phone every 2 - 3 years and you spend less money.

Would you like to make your fast? Do you want to make it really fast? Do you like snappy and responsive behavior? Then this is the TIP for you!
All you need to do is the following:

Go to Settings > About Phone and look for build number tap it a couple of times until you see a confirmation that you have become a Developer.
Once that's done, go to Developer options and scroll all the way down to Drawing and look for:

Window animation scale
Transition animation scale
Animator duration scale

Lower all 3 of these to 0.5x and you are done!

 Android is a great little operating system. It’s absolutely packed with great features,awesome hacks and time-saving tricks. 
But how much do you really know about your phone or tablet? 

Sure, you can make phone calls and send texts, but we bet there is something in this article that you weren’t aware of. 

 Read on to find out! 

Ok, this is one of the more widely known tricks, but it’s important nonetheless, so we are going to include it. 
 

 Navigate to Settings > About phone and tap on your phone’s build number seven times. You’ll get an onscreen countdown, eventually followed by a message saying “Congratulations, you are now a developer”

 

If you go into your settings and under the data tab there is an option to turn on a data saver. It will turn off background apps if they are not in use. I have compared my data usage by turning this option on and my data lasts approximately  one week longer 

   I recently broke my $600 S8 and needed a new phone quickly, so I picked up a Z max for $20 at metro PCS. The fingerprint option on this phone is just one of the many features that make it Awesome! You simply go to settings and follow the "fingerprint" instructions. You can set the button to do a number of things but the it's ability to read your print from any direction, read it super fast,  read it even when your finger is upside-down and covered in french fry grease is what has made me a believer! It does all this while still maintaining the ability to recognize an impostor print and immediately block it. Now, the next time you find yourself taking a selfie while leaning over a snake pit, you don't have to stress on dropping you phone into the nightmarish and hissing backdrop. Nope, you can relax, get a good grip on your phone, press the reader upside-down or sideways and Viola!  I know, it sounds too good to be true but I assure you, it is not. If you haven't tried this feature yet, I highly recommend that you check it out.
*insert complimentary photo of me smiling over a snake pit*

1) Go to google and search "Findmydevice" and go to that web site using another device.
2) The page will show you the default mobile, If you have multiple devices then select the correct device by clicking its icon and name in the upper-left corner of the page.
3) Then click the Lock option on the left side.
4) Now give a new password and confirm it. Be sure to remember the password.
5) Now enter the new password in your Android device and gain access.
6) done!

Buying a new smartphone can be a dizzying experience. Should you get an an Android? Do you want a massive phablet with a giant screen, or a more modest and pocketable phone? Do you care about having the latest and greatest camera features, or are you O.K. with something more modest? If you're looking for an Android phone, you may prefer the Pixel 2, which packs Google's software smarts and unrivaled camera in a 5-inch device.

HOW TO USE OPTIONS BELOW BROKEN PART

1: Go to settings.
2: Go to accessibility.
3: Turn on magnification gestures.
4: Triple tap on screen anywhere it will zoom whole screen, to exit triple again.
5: To get desired option to click scroll screen by dragging two fingers.
6: select desired option under broken part by scrolling away.
7: exception keyboard and notification bar.

Here are some ways you can keep your phone battery healthy:
1. Once in a week atleast, use your phone to 0% battery and give full charge while shutting down.
2. Don't talk while charging
3. Don't listen to music while charging.
4.  Don't plug in to your charger even after the charge is full complete. It will damage your battery
5. Put your phone on charge when it is 20%-30%
6. Use only authorized charger from your phone company. Using unauthorized charger may damage your phone's battery life
7. Never charge your phone using data cable from computer. It will take long time to charge and your phone's charge will drain fast.