Get rid of the following bad habits and give your Android phone a new lease of life

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Switching mobile device platforms is no small matter. Everything will become completely different overnight! Whether you originally used iOS, BlackBerry, Windows Phone or the oldest feature phone, Android will bring you a subversive and different experience.

As an open platform, we can open up our horizons in this mobile system, and everything is like a blank slate for you to paint freely. Finally, you can reposition the application icons as you want, or even copy them directly. You can customize the look and feel of the operating system. We can even easily expand the storage of the device - yes, just insert a micro SD card.

But for those who are just getting started, Android is also a platform where it’s easy to make mistakes, like using a live wallpaper that saps your phone’s battery life, or accidentally downloading an app that’s obviously a virus. Whether this is your first or fiftieth Android device, here are ten common rookie mistakes to watch out for.

Oh Ho Ho! Live Wallpaper

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"What a rookie~"

Live wallpapers can seriously reduce the battery life of your Android device and make your newbie obvious at a glance — double negatives, so be careful!

Carelessly download any and all apps from the Google Play app store onto your phone.

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Sexy and hot wallpapers, 100% virus-free”… This is simply a true portrayal of the attempt to cover up one’s own faults.

Used multifunctional parts

Functional widgets can indeed make people feel more efficient when using mobile devices. But it is obvious that a messy screen like the one in the picture above will never achieve this effect.

No features are used

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Slow down! I want to reach my destination, but only if I am not dead of old age when I arrive!

This is true for you. If checking the weather information takes tens of seconds, why would anyone spend money on a smartphone?

Sideloading those questionable apps

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Please use your brain.

Android devices allow you to install applications by sideloading - this is certainly not a bad thing. Being able to download and install applications from sources other than Google Play has greatly improved the convenience we enjoy in use. However, this does not mean that we can mindlessly download everything that looks interesting.

Not using those neat and productive Google services

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Using Google services such as Google Now, Gmail and Google Maps can make our daily life convenient, smooth, easy and organized. All these services can be well integrated, and Google has made great efforts to do so.

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If you completely disable all Google services on your Android device, your daily life will become a mess - or, to be more precise, it will be much worse than it was when you used these services.

Enable all network functions anytime, anywhere, at any time

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You will regret it.

Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, location data, and NFC are never turned off? Well, just count down ten seconds, and then you look at your phone - the battery is only halfway left.

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Forget Your Android Device Offers a Micro SD Card Slot

This... is so stupid.

Why is my phone's storage always full? Oh, and I still have 128GB of unused space on my SD card.

Never customize any system elements

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I'm fed up! I'm fed up!

Without any adjustments, your phone will definitely drive you into a frenzy like this.

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Fashionable, personalized, and bright, this is the best embodiment of Android's flexibility.

Pretend it's an iPhone

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Don't dream, it's not! But it's much better than the iPhone!

Original link:

http://www.greenbot.com/article/2848841/10-noob-mistakes-android-users-make.html

Original title: 10 Noob mistakes Android users make

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