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I find that using SMSBackup+ to backup all of my texts/call-log about once a week (500-1000 backed-up items per week) and deleting them, after running the Personalization for Swiftkey3, helps. Having 20 different text threads open with 200-500 messages each really adds up! Plus, it sends them to you via an email to your Gmail account, so you will have every text/call ever sent/made!
Another is to make sure that you clear your cache regularly enough for "cache-hungry" apps: Browser, Gmail, Yahoo!Mail, Play Store, etc. I do this probably once every day or two, and it clears ~35-70MB of data each time. If I go a week, it's well into the hundreds of MB's (I use my phone a lot).
Try downloading ROM Toolbox, an EXCELLENT app and one that I now cannot live without. I am not sure which features work without root, or if any, but it's worth rooting your phone just for this app! You can manage your apps MUCH more carefully/closely than with just the Android Settings - Apps menu, and even run any operation in batch mode to save time.
Under "Settings - Apps - Running Apps" go ahead and force-close anything you don't need, so long as you know what it is.
Disable any apps (i.e. system apps) that you don't use, so long as you know what they are... This would be things like Books, Movies, Voice Search, etc.
DISABLE "DRM CONTENT PROTECTED STORAGE"
Make sure your camera isn't constantly running in the background!
And remember to reboot your phone 2-3x/week. It only takes a minute, and it is the easiest, quickest way to fix any ills your phone may be suffering.
*Note: If you have a lot of browser tabs open, and don't want to lose them all when you reboot, make sure that you don't clear the cache and them reboot immediately after (you have to go in and reload each tab); also, don't reboot and them immediately clear Browser Cache, instead open the Browser (which will restore the previous tabs) and once everything is loaded, then clear cache. I hope this saves you some headaches, it took me a few angry mistakes before figuring out that I am, indeed, an idiot haha.
I don't have very many apps installed, I have like 27GB left on it ,,, I clear cache a lot on the apps. And I always kill my apps,,, but it still runs choppy , and slow,,, it will even knock me out of a app at times
No I'm not rooted yet, don't got internet... so u probably won't be able to for a while... sad to say I'm haven't been impressed with this phone at all.. its giving me so many problems
No I'm not rooted yet, don't got internet... so u probably won't be able to for a while... sad to say I'm haven't been impressed with this phone at all.. its giving me so many problems
if you want to do something simple to fix your issues do as i stated before.... A factory data reset found in settings under backup and reset... It is very easy to do. If you wan't to have the most awesome software out root and install jellybean as it is very much better than ice cream sandwich. But for now at least resolve your issues and getting your phone working properly by doing the factory data reset. There is no reason to continue suffering with issues unless you enjoy it.
Again, you can download the appropriate files with your Nexus and then transfer them to PC.Yeah I want to root it but I can't with no internet
A zipped up ROM is roughly (at least JellyBelly 3.6) is 125mb.Really?? How big are they though? I have a limit of 5GB on my data.. will it take all of them??