I joined the ever multiplying group of Android users in 2012. Excited to own a phone which would let me do just about anything and everything, I set out on a journey where the destination was a mystery. Friends had formerly raved about Android apps which sounded out of the world. A reform was (or, had) taking place and we were a part of it. Phones become smarter and faster.
Me and my leisure always imagined (or, decided) what apps would decorate my home screen once I lay my hands on one of the smarties. The day arrived and I was finally a proud owner of an Android device (least did I know that I would have to stick to it for the years to come). In my excitement, I set out on a mission to download as many apps as I could.
Kindle for Android was on the top of my list, and then followed Kobe. In suggestion Wattpad and Aldiko danced. 8 tracks, PicsArt- I couldn’t decide and thus succumbed to the temptation of clicking on every ‘install’ button which came my way.
‘Insufficient storage’ instantly popped up right on my face after successfully installing a couple of them. It seemed the end of the world to me. The phone seemed to take a little longer to load than it did at the showroom. Running to parents was not so an option. What I needed back then is Smart Booster.
What is a Smart Booster?
If you have no storage space then make some for this app, as Smart Booster would make way for other apps and throw out the unnecessary, unwanted and lazy apps which have been living off and in your phone forever now. It instantly speeds up your phone’s slackening speed and kills apps with fancy logo with no function whatsoever.
In detail
One app, multiple solutions to your problems always on rise-
- It kicks up your RAM
- Wipes out junk from your SD card
- The device runs like a new piece every time the app does it’s work
- Cleans cache and targets apps which use the most of it.
The advanced functionality includes
- System apps can now be easily uninstalled
- Apps which rarely see your face is put to sleep (i.e. the hibernate mode).
- Efficient backup.
Intensity
It varies from mild to very strong. The intensity of the app is segregated into four levels.
- Apps which take up most of the place on the phone are killed at the Gentle level.
- Then those which occupy and consume storage space a little or a lot above an average marking is cleaned up by the Medium level.
- Then there’s the Strong level which drives out apps which you deign to open once in blue moon.
- The Aggressive level does the work of all the above mentioned levels put together and then some.
The hitch
If you are one of those analytical minds who question– what, why and how all the time, then this app may not serve you very well. You can come up with things like- but an Android phone already does all of this (making room for a new app and boosting up RAM). It sure does!
So, should you be one of the analytical minds or go with flow and install it anyways?
That’s completely your call.
