Read 12 Things You Should Never Try With Your andriod Phones
To All new smartphone user, there’s that thrill to do
everything, try everything, install every app. You better relax first and take it
easy, else you might ‘press spoil’ on your new
device. I decided to compile a list of things you should
never try as a new Android phone user.
Below Are Things To Aviod
1- Installing apps from unknown or untrusted sources
(trusted sources include, Google Play, Amazon App
Store, and F-Droid).
2- Installing an antivirus app.
3- Clearing your RAM constantly. This is equivalent to
switching off your car’s ignition after every stop in traffic. The car takes longer (or more effort) to restart-
same with apps.
4- Installing task managers. We only recommend
Greenify, here’s why.
5. Installing apps with clearly unnecessary
permissions. E.g a music player app shouldn’t have access to your contacts.
6. Rooting without careful preparation and research.
Only for men of great courage Like Me for Example.
7- Installing one or more battery saving apps.
8. Disabling apps you do not know their purpose
without researching first. Seriously, never do this, Because You at Your own Risk
9- Run away from Clean Master or any of it’s
numerous clones tagged “CM”. It is full of ads and
10- Buying a phone without researching its like hood
of receiving updates. If this matter to you, don’t buy
in the first place.
11- Expecting a budget phone to have everything, or
expecting a higher priced device to be perfect.
There’s no such thing as a perfect device, and
here’s why?
12- Installing about without reading anything about
them. E.g Chainfire 3D.. Jelly Bean and KitKat users can testify This
Lastly, for those in supported countries: Purchasing
Play Store credit with the intent of buying phones with
You are strictly on your own.
Please Did I miss any other
thing If I Did. Please Do share in the comments box Below.



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  2. The surveys concludes that with Windows 7 operating system will be winning 57% of the customer satisfaction, owning 2nd position in the graph, pushing Android at the third position with Apple's iPhone residing on the highest peak.


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