Samsung offers a smartphone that installs all the tech pack features and functions. Samsung is solely and safely responsible for delivering the device to our hands. But we are also equally responsible to take care of the phone, which we have with us in our pocket.
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Now we have become a smartphone society. Altogether, two-thirds of the population in the US and UK own a smartphone but are unable to take care of their smartphone which is kept in their pocket.
Today we are going to discuss How to take care of and maintain our Samsung smartphone? because if your phone is harmed by your own activities, you have to take a deep breath to replace the present smartphone or buy a new one.
Protect your Display:
- Consider buying a good quality screen protector for your smartphone. Even if your smartphone display is made from toughened glass, you should use a Samsung protector for your device. So that it can be protected from scratches, but make sure that it should not affect the touch response. According to me, you should purchase a dedicated phone case also.
Avoid Water and Extreme Temperature:
- Keep your phone away from water. Many people forget them in their pockets or on a pool bench. Even one dip of water can put a heavy burden on your pocket.
Keep it Neat and Clean:
- Many times I have seen that the smartphone is fully accumulated with lots of dust on its surface or within. Don’t make it messy, clean it regularly with a good quality microfibre cloth. Please take care of the charging slot as well because if heavy dust particles or tiny cotton threads are collected at the mouth of the charging point, you might face difficulty in charging your phone.
Regularly updated phone software and applications:
- When you buy a smartphone initially, it comes with numerous applications. There is a full chance that you have not used some of them till now. So either delete or disable them to save the RAM usage and manage your phone’s storage space properly. If it is limited please extend it. It is important to update the application, which you are using regularly.
Clear the Cache memory and use trusted sources:
- When you run the application on your smartphone, it leaves a junk file behind in the cache. Clean those files regularly.
Take care of your battery:
- Charge your phone properly before it discharges completely. Restart your phone from time to time. Turn off services that you do not need. Such as a Dynamic lock Screen, Wi-Fi, or Bluetooth. On the other hand, if you do not use them unnecessarily you can protect your smartphone from any kind of data theft or frisking.
