A smartphone is an integral part of our lives, storing contacts, photos, applications and other important data. To make your device work for a long time and flawlessly, you should properly care for it. In this article, YSTNews will share useful recommendations that will help preserve the appearance and functionality of your smartphone.
The smartphone screen is most susceptible to mechanical damage. Protective glass or film will help prevent scratches and cracks.
Overheating can affect performance and damage the battery.
Defective or uncertified chargers can overheat the smartphone and damage the battery.
Modern lithium-ion batteries do not like complete discharge.
This will extend the life of the battery. Turn on the power saving mode when the remaining charge is low.
If your smartphone does not have water protection (IP68), a waterproof case will be a great solution.
Water resistance may weaken over time, so avoid using your smartphone in the bathroom or on the beach without a case.
Manufacturers release updates that provide better performance and security.
Continuous vibration reduces the life of the vibration module motor. Use vibration only for important notifications.
Backing up your data will protect your files in case your smartphone is lost or damaged.
This will free up memory and protect your data.
Taking care of your smartphone will help not only maintain its aesthetic appearance, but also extend its service life. Follow these simple recommendations and your device will serve you longer, remaining in excellent condition.
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