This guide will help you clean your smartphone from unnecessary garbage and speed up its work. If you really want to clean and speed up your smartphone, then The best way This is to do a factory reset, but it will bring you some headache. The following five steps will help you avoid headaches. Even if you think that the phone works fine, I still recommend reading this quick guide. You can follow just a few steps from the manual and this will already have a positive effect on the operation of your device.
First, tap Cache. The list that appears lists all installed applications that created cache files and may have forgotten to delete them. You can delete everything with one click by clicking the "Clear all caches" button. This can be useful when an application you no longer need or no longer use creates large files cache.
Learn more about cache files. Most applications create "cache files" to temporarily store information. For example, an application for social networks may store photos you viewed in a cache folder, and in some cases, such cache folder may even become corrupted and cause crashes or even prevent the cache from running. application.
Step 1
Delete old text messages. To facilitate this action, you can use the application Delete Old Messages With Google Play. It's simple free application, which deletes all messages based on certain criteria. For example, you can use it to delete all messages older than 1 month. This provides more fine tuning options for professional users.
Every developer should configure their application to empty their cache folder. However, this task is often overlooked. If you see this frequently and realize that your smartphone isn't running as fast as it used to, it may not be a hardware issue. In fact, you can fix this right away by doing a complete wipe of the files stored on the phone, including those that are cached.
Before you begin, keep in mind that it is always a good idea to do backup copy, however, this does not mean data loss. Once downloaded and installed, you can open it, click the Start button and then Clean to run a system scan that will detect unwanted files and cache.
Step 2
Remove unused applications. We all download apps to try them out and then forget about them. Now is the time to look at all your apps and if you don't use them, just uninstall them. Most of you Android veterans know how to do this. For those who are not in the know, you need to long press on any application that you want to remove and select Delete
Step 3
Clear your app and browser cache. Cached temporary files are created by all your applications. They can take up a lot of space and rob your smartphone of memory. A utility called Easy Cache Cleaner. When you open the app, it will check all your apps and tell you the total number of cached files. At the top of the application you need to click clear all. The entire process from opening the application to clearing the entire cache will take less than a minute. Unfortunately, many of these applications do not work with Android 4.0. Also, if necessary, you can selectively delete cache files.
Step 4
Moving applications to a memory card. If you have a phone with little memory, you can move some of your applications to the memory card. Just download the app Apps2SD V Google store Play. All applications cannot be moved to the memory card, but Apps2SD will show which ones can be transferred.
Like any system, Android eventually begins to become clogged with various junk. These could be empty folders, caches, APKs of old games and other unnecessary files.
All this negatively affects the speed of operation of the gadget, which, as you know, can start quickly. If you want your device to work quickly and not die by lunchtime, it is recommended to regularly clean Android.
Doing this manually is not so much lazy as it is dangerous - there is a risk of deleting something systemic and sending it to service. Fortunately, there is special program - Clean Master. It is easy to use, safe for the device and does a great job of cleaning memory in an Android smartphone.
The main menu shows two graphs. One contains the physical memory of the device, the second contains RAM. Below there are four buttons, which represent the main value of the “broom”.
Cleaning up trash
Clean Master has a special function - cleaning Android from garbage. The latter refers to the system cache, data from completed forms and other rubbish.
The cleaner analyzes the entire system and displays a detailed list with the name of the process and the amount of memory that the garbage occupies. In the presented screenshots you can see the cleaning of the Nexus 7. Since I do it regularly, the size of the freed memory turned out to be small - only 139 MB. For the first time, 1.5 GB was freed up, which had a positive effect on the tablet’s performance.
If you have an application that stores important data, for example, then you can save it. Just uncheck the box next to the program name in the list that Cleaner recommends clearing.
Memory acceleration
The second most important function of the utility is acceleration random access memory. All running processes are analyzed and a list of those that can be closed is displayed. The amount of memory that will be freed is also indicated. In my case, background Google+ and Hangouts, which I have never used, will be closed (I left it running), and a couple more processes.
Clean Master is an excellent program that has many useful functions: application manager, convenient panel in the top curtain, various widgets and others. But its main advantage is the fast and safe cleaning of Android from garbage.