Top 10 Android hidden tricks, you didn't know your Android hidden features.

Top 10 Android hidden tricks, you didn't know your Android hidden features.

1. Cast your Android screen

For various years, you've possessed the capacity to broadcast your Android phone or tablet's show to the bigger screen of a television utilizing a Chromecast. Notwithstanding radiating video from all the typical motion picture and TV applications, this streaming gadget can reflect your phone. Exploit a reflecting alternate way in the Quick Settings sheet, which you access by hauling down from the highest point of the screen with two fingers. You should discover a Cast alternative in this menu. On the off chance that it doesn't appear, there's another method to set up reflecting. To start with, check to ensure you've introduced the Google Home application for Android. You most likely effectively utilized this program to set up your Chromecast. Open the application, tap Cast screen/sound from its menu, and after that pick your Chromecast. Your gadget's show ought to show up on the extra large screen.

 

2. Enable Developer Mode

Alright, this is one of the all the more generally known traps, however, it's essential in any case, so we will incorporate it. Navigate to Settings > About device and tap on your telephone's fabricate number seven times. You'll get an onscreen commencement, in the end, took after by a message saying "Congrats, you are presently a developer”.

 

3. Run apps side-by-side

One of the new highlights included Android 7.0 Nougat is the alternative to run apps side-by-side or one over the other. This view proves to be useful when you need to show photographs, upgrade your informal communication, or multitask, in spite of the fact that it's a bit too laggy for gaming. To set it up, tap the Overview button (the square symbol underneath the screen) button, and pick which of your as of late utilized apps you need to see. At that point, hold and drag that application's title bar to the best or left of the show. At long last, pick another open application to show up alongside or under it.

 

4. Change the Animation Scales

Generally, the most recent Android telephones as of now feel exceptionally smart. Nonetheless, after the most recent Nexus 5X just delivered with 2GB of RAM, a few clients have left inclination a bit disappointed by Google's enormously mainstream product offering. There are likewise loads of well-known passage level telephones that accompany slower processors and just 1GB or 2GB of RAM. One arrangement is to change your telephone's "Window animation scale", "Transition animation scale" and "Animator duration scale" from 1x to 0.5x. Without a doubt, it won't really make your telephone speedier, however, it will influence it to feel quicker.

Go to Settings > Developer options and look around 66% of the path down the rundown to locate the fundamental options (you'll need initially enabled Developer Mode)

 

5. Choose new default apps

One of the contrasts amongst Android and iOS is that Google's mobile operating system gives you a chance to pick diverse default apps for web browsing, texting, viewing photos et cetera. A default app is an app that opens automatically when you attempt and accomplish something on your telephone—so when you click a hyperlink, for instance, your default web browser app will open that link. Exploit this adaptability by setting up the defaults as you need them. Head to Settings, at that point Apps, at that point tap the machine gear-piece symbol in the upper right corner. Select any of the categories on the screen to see a rundown of installed apps that can assume control default obligations. For instance, in the event that you'd want to visit with companions by means of Facebook Messenger, instead of your telephone's built-in SMS app, you can make Facebook's item your default messaging app.

 

6. Clear App Defaults

It's irritating when a link opens in a specific application as opposed to in the program. It could be a YouTube link, a tweet, or a Facebook page — you'll wind up sticking around while your telephone closes down Chrome (or your program of a decision) and flames up something unique.

It's effortlessly settled.

Go to Settings > Apps and discover the application that continues opening. Once there, look down to Open by default, squeeze it, and after that select Clear Defaults. In the event that that doesn't work, have a go at doing likewise with your program application also.

 

7. Bring back lost notifications

Unintentionally swiped away one of the notifications that you needed to peruse completely? Got a pestering sense that somebody messaged you, yet now you don't know? On the off chance that you need to survey the majority of your ongoing notifications on Android, you're in good fortune. This capacity is conceivable—however, the choice isn't anything but difficult to discover.

Tap and hold on an unfilled piece of the home screen, and a screen-adjusting mode will pop up. Pick Widgets, and discover the Settings alternate route. Drag this symbol to a vacant space on one of your home screens and drop it set up, and a rundown will consequently pop up. Pick Notification logs from the rundown and tap the symbol to open up Android's notification history.

 

8. Quickly Change Your WiFi Network

Strangely, how to quickly switch between WiFi networks isn't exceptionally self-evident. Of course, you can go to Settings > Wi-Fi and change it there, however, there must be a speedier way, isn't that so? Swipe down twice from the highest point of your screen to open the Quick Settings menu, and as opposed to pushing on the WiFi symbol (which cripples it), rather push on the system's name. You'll instantly be given a rundown of the considerable number of networks in your region. That is if your version of Android supports this.

 

9. Activate one-handed mode

As the present phones keep on growing in size, they wind up increasingly hard to operate one-handed. So Google's custom keyboard, which is the default option on certain Android phones, has an answer: An exceptional one-handed mode that you can switch to with a basic shortcut. On the off chance that you claim a Pixel or Nexus device, this keyboard will be your default typing option. In case you're on a Samsung or LG phone, you'll need to first download Google's version and set it as your default keyboard. Open up the keyboard as normal and tap and hold on the oblique punctuation line key. Drag up to one side hand icon to enable one-handed mode. The bolt gives you a chance to switch this little keyboard from side to side, the base icon gives you a chance to reposition it, and the top icon restores the full-size keyboard. Other phone keyboards may likewise have one-handed modes, yet they can be harder to access than Google's. Take a stab at looking into your phone model and seeking "one-handed keyboard" to take in more.

 

10. Screen Pinning

If you have kids using your phone regularly, this is a great way to make sure they don’t accidentally run up huge bills or set their eyes on content that is age-inappropriate.

Firstly, you’ll need to enable the feature (oddly, it is turned off by default). Do that by going to Settings > Security and scrolling down to Screen pinning.

To pin a screen, open the app, press the Overview button (the square) and then the pin icon.

You can choose to PIN-protect the pinned screen if you so wish.


 

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