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How To Remove Bloatware From Your Android Devices

May 8, 2020 by Satyapriya


Smartphones these days come up with so many pre-installed applications from the device manufacturer. Such applications are most commonly known as bloatware. So, here we go, we are presenting you the process of removing bloatware from your non-rooted Android devices. It is a must know procedure as it lets you and helps you in making your device capable of sufficient storage.

Steps To Remove Bloatware

  • As a first thing, you need to enable developer options in your device. This can be done by heading to Settings -> About Phone -> Build Number (Tap on build number 7-10 times and your developer options will get activated).
  • Now you will see developer option in your settings and tap on it. Then scroll down and enable the USB Debugging option.
  • Now you need to download and install Debloater tool in your Windows PC. It will allow you to remove system apps from your device that you don’t wish to have.
  • After installing the above-mentioned software, just connect your Android device with USB cable to your PC. Now you need to wait for the tool to detect your device.
  • After the device is detected, you will need to scan the apps that are being currently installed on your device, and that includes your system apps. Simply mark the apps that you want to remove.
  • Then, you just need to click on the apply button, and this action will block all those apps from your device. They will no longer be there on your device to consume your memory.

IF you want, you can also undo this process by un-ticking them to access them again. That’s it! You are done, now all those apps will be removed from your device. Your device storage will be free from them.

Go ahead and remove all the unnecessary applications from your Android device.

Filed Under: Android Tagged With: android device, Bloatware

How to move the address bar in Chrome to the bottom of the screen

February 24, 2020 by Satyapriya

Many of us are being used to browsing the internet on our smartphones. Smartphones have replaced the computers and laptops because of the flexibility they offer the users, many feel comfortable using smartphones. Android is the most popular among the various operating systems and Android devices offer the best features for the users. You can actually change the position of the address bar which will make it more comfortable to you. Let us learn it in this article

All those who love browsing on their Android smartphones, every one of them will collectively say chrome as their favorite browser.

We have learned so many things that will be helpful in making our Chrome experience a better one previously. And now let us learn the process of moving the address bar in the Chrome browser to the bottom of the screen so that it will be easy to operate when you are using it through large-sized smartphones.

So let us dig into the process here are the steps you need to follow

  • First, open the Chrome browser on your Android device search the following path

chrome://flags

  • Now you will see the Chrome flags page open and there in the page click on the three-dot icon and select the option Find in Page and search for Chrome Home
  • You will find the Chrome Home section, tap on the default and select enabled from the drop-down list
  • Then the browser will prompt you to restart the app, tap on relaunch now

That is it you can find the address bar shifted to the bottom of the screen when you finish restarting

Filed Under: Android, How to Guides Tagged With: Address bar, android device, chrome browser

Learn How To Turn Your Notch Into A Battery Indicator

December 24, 2019 by Satyapriya

Many of the new midrange and flagship mobile devices are arriving with display notches these days. The display notch is nothing but a cut-out at the top of the screen of the device. This display notch is indeed a great thing as it not only improves the looks but also helps the smartphone manufacturers to fit more screen while leaving room for the camera and sensors. Now in this article, we are sharing the best Android customization trick to turn Notch into a battery indicator. The best thing is that the app works on both rooted and non-rooted Android smartphone. So, let’s check out how to turn Notch Into a Battery Indicator.

How To Turn Notch Into a Battery Indicator

  • First of all, download & install the Notch & S10 Battery Bar trial app.
  • Once downloaded, open the app and grant the permissions.
  • Now you will see a screen like below. The app provides users two options to add the battery indicator – Overlay & Wallpaper.
  • There you need to tap on the ‘Overlay’ option and then enable the ‘Overlay (Beta)’. You can adjust the Width, Height from the same panel.
  • Now tap on the Notch shape, and select the Notch shape that matches your phone’s display.
  • You can do the same thing on custom Wallpapers by selecting the ‘Wallpaper’ option from Step 3.

That’s it; you are done! This is how you can turn Notch into a battery indicator.

Filed Under: Android, How to Guides Tagged With: android device, battery indicator, notch

How To Set Up Low Battery Notification Ringtone In Your Android Device

December 2, 2019 by Satyapriya

Many people want to set low battery notification ringtone in an android phone because nowadays we are unable to know our mobile is charged or not. Due to this, our mobile will shut down without notification and you are not aware of it. And when you look at your device, you will found it off. All the apps or programs which are running on your android will be lost due to this. Now, you have to do all the work again after charging and turning on your phone. But what if we tell you how to set up a low battery notification ringtone in android phone, it will be useful. While many phones come with this setting default, some may not. This is for those who don’t have it.

Steps To Set Up Low Battery Notification

  • The first step, you have to do is download Battery Notifier BT app on your Android phone.
  • After downloading the app, open it and then click on the ‘Settings’ option.
  • It will show you a list of settings, click on the ‘Low battery charge options’ option from that list.
  • Now, select from the options ‘Low battery level’, ‘Repeat interval’, ‘Vibration mode’, ‘Sound mode’ and ‘Notification ringtone’ and customize them according to your need.
  • Done, you have successfully set up the low battery notification ringtone in android. Now, according to your selected low battery level, your android phone will start ringing automatically on a low battery and you will get notified. You can charge your phone before it will be switched off due to low battery issue.

We hope and wish these simple steps to let your phone warn you to charge when it is on a low battery will help you. Do try setting up.

Filed Under: Android, How to Guides Tagged With: android device, low battery notification, ringtone

How To Customize The Notification Center And Status Bar In Android Device

November 13, 2019 by Satyapriya

Android phones are the most popular devices these days among the people using smartphones. There are a lot of ways for customising the smartphones especially android phones. There are launchers, icon packs, lock screen apps which can help the most in customizing the Android device, whereas the notification center is something that can change the whole look of your phone. So, there are various applications that can help you to customize your status bar.

Some android phones like Samsung, HTC, LG and Xiaomi devices allow the users to customise the look as per their preference. Whereas stock Android users like the ones who use Moto, Pixel devices may not be able to customize the look of their device by default. Here are some things they can do to customize the look of their device.

Customizing Notification Center:

Now here I am going to take you through some applications that will help you in customizing your notification center. These apps don’t require the apps to be rooted.

Material Status bar Notific:

People who use the stock android devices know the actual desire to make their device overcome the material design and allowing them to have a fully customised device as per their preference. This app actually fulfils that by giving the users the chance to make changes in their notification center. This app lets the user choose the way they see the information on the notification bar. Users can choose colours for the icons in the notification bar.

notification center

Notification Toggle:

notification centre

How would it feel if the user will be able to access their most favourite apps like WhatsApp and Facebook right from the status bar? Sounds great right. This app the Notification Toggle lets the users create custom shortcuts for various apps and even device functions that they use regularly. Users can change the colour as they like and can add a second row for toggles.

Status:

This app can be considered as a similar app to the first app listed above the Material Status bar notific. This app as the name suggests allows only to customise it. One can change the appearance and position of the clock. It also lets the users customise each and every icon on the status ranging from colour to designs of the icons like WiFi, battery.

notification center

Thus using these applications available in the Google Play store for free one can customise their phone and thus change its entire look.

Filed Under: Android, How to Guides Tagged With: android device, notification centre, status bar

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