Its the digital age, and technology is here to stay. Due to the advent of mobile devices the world has shrunk into a mobile village, and these days almost everyone has a mobile phone for communication.
Your mobile device could running on the android, ios or windows platform, however these are few ways to keep them in good shape:
1. Charging: Try not to use your mobile phone while its been charged. Really, don't.
The temperature of your phone rises significantly when its being charged and operated at the same time and since most mobile phones use a lithium ion battery which is sensitive to temperature, this could cause permanent damage to the cell.
2. Close tabs ure not using at the moment: A tab is a kind of widget deployed when you open a certain app on your phone that enables you to quickly switch between a number of apps at the same time. However keeping a lot of these tabs open at the same time can slow down the performance of your device and cause it to lag. So keep unused tabs closed.
3. Avoid using darkly colored phone pouches: Knowledge of the absorption nature of color tells us that darker shades of colors tend to absorb more heat than lighter shades. So dark colored phone pouches could actually be the reason your device overheats so frequently.
When shopping for phone pouches try to opt for the lighter shades.
4. Avoid installing task-killers on your phone: A taskkiller is an app whose purpose is to shut down processes running secretly in the background of your phone.
Supposedly most of these task killers are meant to help you save your battery from running down too quickly. However these task killers also shut down "hibernate" important processes that need to be kept running for your device to work smoothly, so the phone OS would always attempt to automatically restart these processes which could cause your phone to "freeze" until you restart it.
5: Protect your screen: This is actually quite easier than it sounds. Invest in a good glass screen guard to prevent your screen from cracks, and to prevent it from ripping into fragments incase you accidentally drop it.
