- Hear from only those people from you want
If you don’t want to hear from certain people, then you don’t have to change your number or be forced into awkward conversations either. Hitting your volume toggle will give you alert options and hit Priority and the Settings. Here you can choose who you receive calls, messages.
- Use two fingers for quick settings
You must know that swiping down from the top of your Android phone home screen brings the notifications menu on home screen. Did you know though that throwing a second finger into the mix brings quick settings?
Saving precious seconds, the double-digit motion puts Wi-Fi control option, screencasting options, and Bluetooth shortcuts at your fingertips with minimal effort.
- Set your phone to automatically unlock when you’re at home
Entering those four-digit pins is essential to keep out unwanted access to your phone. But when you’re at home they can be an irritating that takes time away from your latest Facebook notifications and WhatsApp messages. You can set your phone to automatically unlock when you’re at home, though, removing this irritation while retaining your privacy when you want it.
In Settings, go to Security > Trust Agent > Smart Lock. And Activating this will allow you to set parameters for when you want your device to enter the password. Such as when you’re at home or in the office, or when your phone recognize your face.
- Increase your phone’s battery life
Android 6.0 might have introduced the battery-boosting feature, but if you’re still waiting for your Marshmallow-flavored fix, there are still plenty of ways to enhance your handset’s staying power. Under the Battery controls in Settings, your phone should have a Power Saver Mode option.
- Hide your personal things in phone from friends
There are certain things on your phone you don’t want others to see. You browser history, personal messages or chats and the results of your endless selfie practice for a start. And, you can keep this content only up to yourself, even when letting others use your phone. And to do this,
Drag down the quick menu settings, and tap the user icon in the top corner. And here you can ‘Add a guest’ and limit access to only what you’re comfortable with showing to people.
- Dial a contact with an easy way
Nobody remembers phone numbers and, That’s why phones are for. But when you’ve got hundreds of people in your contacts list then, finding the number can be a slow process. Unless that you simply type out their name in the numerical form.
In the keypad, just start typing the desired contact’s name in digits, using the old keyboard. for example, to find a contact called John, simply type 5,6,4,6. That’s j (5),o (6),h (4),n (6) in case you were wondering and then your Time will be saved, contact found and sorted also.
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