No matter how fast your phone seems to be today, be assured that it will slow down at some point in the future. As time goes on, your phone will be more likely to have more information stored on it. This means that more of your data will be affected by the slowness of your phone.
A decrease in app loading speeds will become noticeable, something that will pretty much affect all aspects of your phone’s functionality. This process cannot be stopped due to the temporary efficiency of the technology, but it can be delayed for as much as possible.
The following apps will help you do just that, getting the most use out of your smartphone before throwing it away.
Best Android Apps To Improve Smartphone Performance
SD Maid
This app may be the most important on the list due to its simplicity and its free version. Obviously, the paid version of SD Maid offers more benefits to the user, with more cleaning options. The app is actually a series of apps huddled together, and these are CorpseFinder, System Cleaner, AppCleaner, and Databases.
SystemCleaner is basically a smartphone equivalent of clearing the cache of your hard drive. It looks for temp files and other bits and bots that can be removed safely without causing disruptions to the functionality of your device or your apps. Databases are configured to try to speed up your phone by deleting empty pages from your system.
AppCleaner requires the paid version of the app and targets deletable files from your apps without the loss of their functionality.
Greenify
This app has to do with optimizing the performance of your battery. It basically stops apps from eating up your battery while being idle in the background. This battery saving app functions automatically, but you can fiddle around with its functions.
You can select which apps you would like to be affected by Greenify and which ones to exclude from its military drill style efficiency. The app is free, but it has an experimental mode that gives you more options with fiddling around with the battery. This will run you $2.99.
File Commander
While a file manager app does not sound like the greatest thing in the world, it is indeed quite useful. Especially if you want to feel like your handling your PC by transferring files all over the place.
The app supports files on your SD card, the Cloud, FTP servers, and local network addresses. It provides a practical overview of your files across all these locations, and it organizes them into sections. These are split into Pictures, Videos, Music, Documents, and Downloads.
