Attention Android users,


Are you facing issues with your current phone and considering purchasing a new one? Perhaps your device is frequently freezing or not responding as desired when you type. Well, I have some great tips to share that will enhance your phone experience and make you fall in love with it all over again. So, before you make any hasty decisions, let me show you what you can do to improve your phone's performance.


1.Go to Phone Setting.



First and foremost, head to your phone's settings. Then, navigate to the "About Phone" section. Here, you'll find some valuable information that you need to pay attention to.


2.Choose Build Number Option.


 Look for the "Build Number" option, as this is where you can make some significant changes to optimize your device.


Now, here comes the interesting part. Tap on the "Build Number" option precisely seven times. Keep counting until you see a message that says, "Developer mode has been enabled." Congratulations, you've unlocked a hidden treasure trove of options! Click on the newly unlocked developer mode, and proceed to the next step.


3.Animation Tab.



Once you're inside the developer mode, scroll down until you encounter the "Animation" tab. Take a moment to appreciate the plethora of possibilities that lie before you. Within this tab, there's a specific option called "Windows Animation Scale" that can greatly affect your phone's performance. 


Click on it without hesitation.


Now, you are presented with different scale options for the animation. This is where you need to make a calculated decision. For optimal results, set the scale to five. Trust me, this tweak can have a remarkable impact on the speed and responsiveness of your device. Simply click on the scale option marked with the number five.


Voila! With these three simple steps, you are on your way to experiencing a whole new level of smoothness and efficiency on your phone. Revel in the upgraded animations and faster response times.


So, before you consider parting with your hard-earned money to buy a new phone, give these adjustments a try. It's a small change that can make a big difference in your overall user experience. 


And who knows, you might just find yourself thanking me later for the countless hours of frustration that you've avoided.