TL;DR
Your phone has become slow over time or it was never really fast? Then you don't have to buy a new flagship right away. Instead, in today's coffee break, I'll show you a "life hack" for Android smartphones that I've been using consistently for a few years now. The somewhat hidden and fairly unknown setting is the first thing I change when I set up a new Android phone.
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As a prerequisite, though, you'll need to unlock the developer settings on your Android phone if you haven't already. If you don't know how to do that, the linked article will help you. Once you have the green light from the operating system, continue with the following steps.
What we tell Android to do via the settings below is to speed up the animations in the operating system. You can also turn them off completely for the maximum speed boost. My feeling is that this makes most Android phones run smoother. I shorten animation times even when testing new phones that cost over $1,000. Here's how it works:
If you want to really annoy a friend or family member, you can also set the animations to 10x. Then windows and pop-up menus fade in for about two seconds after tapping. In my opinion, shortening the animations is a real benefit in everyday life. In the meantime, I even feel that the animations are too long for me on new Android phones.
With this snappy life hack, we at NextPit are introducing a new format called "Coffee Break". In it, we'll present you with short tutorials every morning, show you free apps as usual, or point you to gadgets that make your life easier with your phone.
What do you think of the idea of a quick morning breather? And what do you think of my favorite life hack for Android phones? Feel free to let me know in the comments!