Saturday 1 November 2014

Tricks For Android

Do a Google search from anywhere

One of the best things about having an Android device is the tight integration of Google Services.In the latest versions of the Google Search app for Android they have enabled users to do searches from anywhere. All you have to do is turn on your phone and say “Ok, Google.” It’s fast and super handy when you want to quickly find something.
Go to Google Search app go to settings>Voice and enable from any screen.

Make your phone snappy with faster animations

One of the most common complaints about Android is “lagginess.” For whatever reason Google has never been able to get Android on the same buttery smooth level as iOS or even Windows Phone. In the last few versions they have made some serious improvements, but if you still feel like your phone is a little laggy there is a trick for speeding things up. Google has hidden some secret developer options inside the Settings. Inside the secret developer options is settings for animation and transition speed.
 Open Settings Settings >Developer options Adjust the window and transition animation scales to .5x or turn them off completely.

Locate and wipe your lost phone

Losing your phone is one of the worst things that can happen. These devices contain sensitive information and private data. If your phone falls into the wrong hands it could put you in a world of trouble. There are apps you can download to help in the event of a lost phone, but in order for them to work you need to have them installed before something bad happens. Luckily there is a built-in way to find your lost phone and even wipe all of your personal data.
Double-check to make sure Android Device Manager is installed.Go to google.com/android/devicemanager Select your phone from the menu Now you can see the location, ring it, lock it, or erase it.

Put widgets on the lockscreen

Widgets have long been a selling point of Android, and remain to be a unique feature of the OS. Most people love to deck out their homescreen with widgets, but you don’t have to stop there. Ever since Android 4.—— the lockscreen can also be a place for widgets. This gives users quick access to pertinent information without even unlocking the device. Lockscreen widgets are not turned on by default. Here’s how to do it.
Go to Settings > Security.Tap “Enable widgets”.Go to the lockscreen and swipe to the left screen.Tap the [+] button and choose a widget

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