We all have a series of applications on our smartphones that we consider absolutely essential.
The problem comes when some of these apps that we all have are true vampires which consume almost all resources of our mobile unnecessarily, when there are other possibilities that allow us to access the same resources, in a more productive way.
Applications that we should remove from our android smartphone
facebook for android
Una appThat of Facebook that almost all of us have on our mobiles, and that nevertheless makes we consume more “of everything”. It is a social network application that requires a large amount of RAM memory, which uses up a lot of battery and makes us consume much more data.
Instead, we always have the option to set the Facebook website as the home page in our browser, which undoubtedly saves a lot of resources.
Android default browser
El Android's own browser, which comes installed especially on older models, is probably the least secure of all existing browsers for this operating system. Therefore, the ideal without a doubt is that we use some other, such as Chrome, Firefox, Opera or Dolphin, which will considerably save the risk of suffering a problem.
Clean Master
There are many people who think that having a cleaning tool in their it is an advantage, when the reality is just the opposite. these apps consume a lot of battery, and even if they kill the processes, they leave traces that end up affecting performance.
Clear cache or disable apps manually from the Settings menu, it usually gives much better results, without so many complications.
Antivirus
The Android phones already has enough services natively for finish them off virus and malware on android, so installing an antivirus will only serve to consume battery. If you follow some precautions, like not installing apps from unknown sources, you can solve this problem much more effectively.
Weather applications
By updating automatically, the applications to check the weather and the weather in our area end up consuming a large amount of resources from our smartphones. Therefore, ideally, either let's check on google the time of our locality when we need it (something that will not take us more than a few seconds) or we opt for one android app, which does not update automatically, but does it when we really need it.
If you think we should add any other app to this list, use the comments section at the end of this article to do so.