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For those 
Android users mostly frustrated by the lack of memory on Android device,
 or by its slowness, or short battery life. The following tips may help 
for Android Users. 
 
1.Disable wifi and Bluetooth 
Install the 
free WiFi OnOff widget. After installing from the Android Market, do a 
long press on your home screen, select “Widgets” then “WiFi OnOff”. Try 
to enable wifi only when you actually need it. To make sure you don’t 
forget to disable wifi when there is no wifi signal, install wifi 
status. You do not have to run this app, it works as soon as it is 
installed. Disable bluetooth also when you are not using it. Try to 
disable GPS also but this is much less important since the battery is 
drained only when an application such as Google Maps effectively uses 
the GPS. 
 
2.Disable sync 
Open Calendar, 
select Menu->More->My calendars->Menu->Remove calendars. 
Select all calendars except your own and click OK. This can save a lot 
of memory, but also makes syncing much faster. Do not just disable the 
other calendars, but must and should you have to remove them. 
 
3.Sync only your inbox 
Do not use the 
GMail app on android because it’s not manageable when receiving several 
hundred messages per day. But if you do use the GMail app, sync only 
your inbox, not all your labels. Open the GMail app, select 
Menu->Settings->Labels. Sync the minimum number of days and of 
labels. 
 
4.Disable the on-screen keyboard 
Disable the on-screen keyboard in Settings->Locale & text->Android keyboard. This makes the phone much more responsive. 
 
5.Reduce screen brightness 
Install the free Brightness Level widget. 
 
6.Kill unused processes 
Install 
TasKiller and kill the processes you do not need. Android kills 
processes automatically when RAM becomes low but this is generally too 
late, the phone is already slow. 
 
7.Reboot 
If you run out of memory or your phone gets very unresponsive, try rebooting. 
 
8.Cleanup /data/dalvik-cache 
If you run out 
of memory, try first to remove everything in /data/dalvik-cache then 
reboot immediately. The necessary .dex files will be recreated 
automatically. 
 
9.Delete old system apps 
If you have 
already upgraded Google Maps from the Market, you can delete 
/system/app/Maps.apk and 
/data/dalvik-cache/system@app@Maps.apk@classes.dex since the new version
 uses different file names. You must remount /system rw as shown below 
to be able to delete stuff from /system/app. Be very careful when 
modifying /system, you can break your phone. Don’t forget to remount it 
ro afterwards. 
 
10.Silencing a Call 
Most users 
figure out they can get rid of a phone call by sliding the red arrow 
that appears onscreen when the phone is ringing. But not everyone 
realizes you can stop the phone from ringing by pressing the power 
button on top of the phone or either of the volume buttons on the right. 
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Make your Android Device Fast(Tips)

For those Android users mostly frustrated by the lack of memory on Android device, or by its slowness, or short battery life. The fol...

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