I don't know if you have the same situation as the author, the mobile phone is only the smoothest on the first day of purchase. Then the more you use the more cards.... First don't rush to scold the phone is not OK, look at the following use of the problem, you have not been recruited...
01 Do not use the APP remember to turn off the machine to not die and fever
If your mobile phone starts to become "hot treasure" after a while, then the picture begins to be card by card... Swipe your finger up first to see if there is more than one piece of software in the background of the phone that has not been turned off.
Running multiple software in the background at the same time, the CPU of the mobile phone's central processor will always be in a high-performance working state, and after working for a long time, there will be "strike reactions" such as fever and slow reaction.
Second, see if you have messed up or set up automatic updates to the operating system.
Now the replacement of Android and IOS operating systems, mainly to adapt to new mobile phones, two years ago or longer of the old mobile phone basically can not adapt to the new operating system, such as iPoneXR, if forced to update iOS15.4, 90% will be Stuck or even become a brick.
02 Flashback + Stuck Crash Is your APP right?
Of course, some people say: "My mobile phone has not been bought for a long time, just used for half a year and stuck", "APP applications always flash back or stuck for no reason". It's possible that you get your hands on a new machine and download a lot of 32-bit app apps, and even the best phones are easy to get stuck.
Specifically, taking the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 gen1 processor equipped with many new mobile phones as an example, the main high-performance cores are tuned to adapt to 64-bit systems, and only some CPU cores are adapted to 32-bit systems, which are more efficient and more power-saving.
However, many Android applications, such as banking, input method software or based on 32-bit system development, in the running of these APP, the operation efficiency is slow and power consumption, can not play the high performance of the Snapdragon 8 Gen1 processor. Even if the mobile phone we bought is highly configured, the equivalent of an ordinary CPU we use is still an ordinary CPU, and the mobile phone is naturally easy to stutter and flash back.
However, Google has now begun to implement plans to disable 32-bit apps, requiring app developers to migrate 32-bit apps to 64-bit. At the same time, many mobile phone manufacturers have also begun to ban 32-bit apps from their app stores. In this way, Android phones are more silky and smooth.
Of course, in addition to the above two points, there are often unstable mobile phone signals, insufficient mobile phone memory, frequent drops leading to loose internal hardware... In these cases, it's time to switch phones.
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