How to make your smartphone work better for you in 4 Ways

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Android is the world’s leading mobile platform, and it’s stacked
with massive tools and configuration options. You probably are using
the bigger chunk of these tools and options, but there are some others that are hidden from plain sight. These are actually features that you can use to make your android phone work better for you. Take a look…


1. Use Android Device Manager to remotely secure your device
It’s a know fact that many people aren’t using Android Device
Manager to remotely secure their smartphone. This is one of those
important tools that can bring a lot of useful functionality to your
device, including things like malware scanning and account sync.
You’ll be able to ring, track, lock or wipe data on your smartphone
in the case you lose it.


2. Screen recording
A few years ago , you had to root your Android phone to be able to
make use of the platform’s advanced features. But Android has
slowly
improved over time. From Lollipop 5.0, screen recording is
supported.
You just need to install the AZ Screen Recorder to take advantage
of it.
Screen recording gives you an MP4 video file of whatever’s
happening
on your screen.



3. Configure system animations
Your android smartphone is probably already fast enough, but you
can
make things even more better with this little tweak. Navigate to
system
settings, then About>Software Information>More>Build number .
Tap
on the build number at least 7 times until you get a confirmation
that
you’re now a developer. This brings the Developer Options menu in
the
main settings list. Navigate to the Developer Options and scroll
down
to Drawing , then Window animation scale , Transition animation
scale,
and finally Animator duration scale . These animations cover up
lags
as the system catches up. By default, they are set to 1x. But you
really
don’t need slow settings on a fast phone. So set it to 0.5x to get a
snappier experience.


4. Leverage Smart Lock
Of course, there’s no understating the importance of securing your
phone. But if you’re the one handling it, there’s no point having to
deal with a complicated screen lock each time you get it out of your
pocket. This feature displays an easy swipe screen lock whenever
it’s safe to do that. But how does it just know? It uses options such as Trusted Face, on-body detection, Trusted Devices, and Trusted
Location. At the very minimum, all Android handsets have Trusted
Location and Trusted Devices. Just like Android Device Manager,
Smart Lock is delivered to Android handsets through Play Services.
However, some manufacturers hide smart lock a number of levels
deep in privacy settings or advanced security. You need to look it
up and configure Google Play Services as a ‘trust agent’ in order to
take advantage of Smart Lock.