Android apps crashing is a common problem on many phones. This Android apps crashing guide shows you easy ways to fix apps that keep closing, freezing, or refusing to open.
Android Apps Crashing? Restart Your Phone
The first thing to try is a simple restart. Restarting your Android phone can clear temporary glitches and is often the quickest way to stop Android apps from crashing.
Check for Android App Updates
Open the Google Play Store and make sure the app that is crashing is fully up to date. App developers often release updates to fix bugs and improve compatibility with newer Android versions. You can also check for updates directly in the Google Play Store.
Android Apps Crashing? Clear App Cache
Go to Settings, Apps, choose the app that is crashing, and then clear the cache. A corrupted cache can cause apps to behave badly, so this is one of the most useful fixes to try.
Clear App Data
If clearing the cache does not work, try clearing the app data. Keep in mind this may sign you out of the app or remove saved settings, so only do this if you are happy to set the app up again.
Update Android System Software
Check if your phone has a system update available. Android updates can fix app compatibility issues and improve overall system stability.
Check Storage Space
If your device is low on storage, apps may crash more often. Make sure you have enough free space by deleting old files, clearing downloads, or removing apps you no longer use.
Android Apps Crashing? Reinstall the App
If the app still crashes, uninstall it and then reinstall it from the Google Play Store. This can replace damaged files and give you a fresh install.
Final Thoughts
If you are trying to stop Android apps from crashing, these are the best steps to work through first. In most cases, a restart, app update, cache clear, or system update will solve the problem. If one app keeps crashing while others work fine, reinstalling that app is often the best final step.
PG27UCDM review of the ASUS ROG Swift PG27UCDM 27 inch OLED gaming monitor. This post covers what you get in the box, the monitor features, connectivity, stand adjustments, and the things I have liked after using it for a few months.
If you want to upgrade to a 4K gaming monitor for work, video editing, and fast online gaming, this monitor has some very impressive specs.
PG27UCDM Review Overview
The model in this video is the ASUS ROG Swift PG27UCDM. It is a 27 inch 4K OLED gaming monitor with a default resolution of 3840 x 2160. With 166 pixels per inch it delivers very sharp image quality and clear text.
On the outside of the box, you can see the key specs. These include 4K HDR, 240Hz refresh rate, 0.03ms response time, NVIDIA G-SYNC, HDMI 2.1, USB-C, DisplayPort 2.1a, and a 3 year warranty.
What You Get in the Box
First out of the box is the metal stand which feels sturdy and well made. You will need to remove the little plastic protective pieces before putting it together.
You also get the ROG logo lighting cap which fits on the bottom of the stand and lights up.
A VESA mount is included as well, so you can mount the monitor to a monitor arm or desk stand instead of using the ASUS stand.
There are also customizable plastic caps included. These let you swap out the logo projected onto your desk. I didn’t think I would care much about this at first, but it turned out to be a pretty cool feature.
Inside the box, you also get the usual cables, including USB-C, USB 3.2, DisplayPort, and HDMI. They are branded with the ROG logo, which makes them easier to identify if you have a bunch of spare cables lying around.
Other items in the box include the documentation, a colour calibration report, a felt cleaning cloth, and a useful setup guide. The guide shows you how to connect everything and use the on screen display.
Build Quality and Setup
Putting the monitor together is simple. Plug the stand into the back and tighten the screw underneath. Once that is done you can attach the stand to the back of the display and it is ready to go.
The stand also includes cable management, which helps keep your desk clean and tidy.
If you are tight on desk space, the stand footprint is around 11 inches, so that is something to keep in mind before buying.
Screen Finish
One of the first things you will notice is the semi gloss screen finish. This helps improve picture quality and colour vibrancy, which works really well on an OLED panel.
The downside is that you can get some reflections in brighter rooms, so if your setup is near a window or strong lighting you may want blinds or better light control.
Connectivity
Power input
3 x USB 3.2 ports
USB hub
Kensington lock
2 x HDMI ports
DisplayPort
USB-C
Earphone jack
This gives you plenty of flexibility for gaming PCs, consoles and accessories.
Stand Adjustments and Lighting
The ASUS stand gives you a good range of movement. You can adjust the height, tilt it back and forward, swivel it side to side, and rotate it 90 degrees into portrait mode.
There are also ROG lighting effects on the back of the monitor and on the stand. You can change them in the on screen display menu under Lighting Effect. From there, you can change colours and effects such as breathing and strobing.
Features I Use After 4 Months
After using the monitor for around four months, one feature I have found useful for FPS games like PUBG is the built in crosshair overlay. In games where the normal crosshair disappears, this makes it easier to keep track of your aim.
The second feature I use is the Auto Adjust preset. It turns up the brightness and helps me see enemies more easily in PUBG. There are other modes you can choose from, such as Racing and Cinema, but I don’t really use those.
PG27UCDM Review: Image Quality and Gaming Experience
In terms of image quality, the first thing you will notice is the more vibrant colours and deeper blacks. The next thing you notice is the pixel density. Because this is a 4K screen at 166 pixels per inch, text and images look sharper and more detailed.
What I noticed in PUBG was the extra detail on the characters and the guns. Everything looked amazing and it honestly made me wonder why I didn’t upgrade sooner. That is one of the biggest reasons this PG27UCDM review is so positive.
PG27UCDM Review: PUBG Crashing Fix
Upgrading wasn’t completely without issues. I made the mistake of setting PUBG max frame rates to unlimited and it caused constant crashing.
What fixed it for me was setting the max frame rate to 237, which is 3 frames lower than the 240Hz refresh rate of the monitor when using G-SYNC.
After I changed that setting, the PUBG crashing stopped for me. I’m not saying it will fix every setup, but it worked on my system with this ASUS monitor and an RTX 4070 Ti.
PG27UCDM Review: Neo Proximity Sensor
Another feature worth mentioning is the Neo Proximity Sensor. Go to OLED Care, then Neo Proximity Sensor. There you can set the display to turn off when it detects no movement in front of it.
It works a bit like an iPhone screen turning off when you are not using it.
This can be a good feature for office work, but it can be annoying for gaming. The display may switch off if you are not moving enough in front of the monitor. It reacts to movement in front of the screen, not your keyboard or mouse input.
PG27UCDM Review: Price and Value
Pricing starts at around $1099 USD, so this is definitely not a cheap monitor. I got a better deal during the Black Friday sales, so it is worth waiting for a sale if you are interested in upgrading.
If you want a 4K OLED display with fast refresh rate, low response time, and good connectivity, this monitor has a lot going for it.
PG27UCDM Review Verdict: Should You Upgrade?
Would I recommend upgrading? Absolutely, especially if you are using an older lower PPI display or if you want to move up to a 4K screen. As I mentioned earlier, I don’t regret upgrading.
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Fix MacBook Touch Bar issues on a MacBook Pro with the steps in this guide. If you need to fix MacBook Touch Bar problems like freezing, no response, or startup issues, these steps should help.
Command: sudo pkill TouchBarServer
Fix MacBook Touch Bar with a Quick Command
Restart Your MacBook to Fix MacBook Touch Bar Problems
The first step is the most basic. Restart your Mac. Go to the Apple menu, click Restart, untick Reopen windows when logging back in, and then click Restart. It sounds simple, but a restart can fix a lot of Touch Bar problems.
The Next step is to open up Terminal and reset the touch bar server & control strip. Go to Finder and search for Terminal and in Terminal type the following command: sudo pkill TouchBarServer Now I think you need to have it in the same upper and lower case as I have typed here and also I will put the command in the description so you can just copy it. Once you are done there go ahead and type in your Administrator computer. Cool so go ahead do a restart and see if your touch bar is now working.
Use Activity Monitor
The next thing to try is Activity Monitor. Search for it in Finder and open it. In the search bar at the top, type TouchBarServer. Click the Stop button and then click Quit. Then search for Control Center and do the same thing. Restart your Mac and see if the Touch Bar starts working again.
Check Keyboard Settings to Fix MacBook Touch Bar Issues
Next, check the keyboard settings. Open System Preferences, click Keyboard, and make sure the Touch Bar Shows menu is set to App Controls. Also make sure the Show Control Strip checkbox is ticked.
Update macOS
If none of those fixes work, make sure macOS is up to date. Go to the Apple menu, click About This Mac, and then click Software Update. In my case, the system was on version 12.4 and the latest update was 12.5. Apply the update and restart your Mac. If the Touch Bar still is not working after that, it may be a hardware issue and you may need to contact Apple. For most people though, one of the earlier steps will fix MacBook Touch Bar problems before it gets to that point.
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This HP EliteBook 830 G8 review covers the design, performance, battery life, ports, keyboard, speakers, upgrade options, and whether this business laptop is worth buying.
HP EliteBook 830 G8 Overview
The EliteBook range is HP’s premium line of business laptops. Below the EliteBook sits the ProBook range, while the ZBook range sits above it for higher-end workstation users.
This 13.3 inch business laptop comes with an Intel Core i5 11th Gen processor, integrated Iris Xe graphics, 8GB of RAM, and 256GB of NVMe storage.
Pricing
Pricing for the 830 G8 starts at $1759 USD for the Intel i5 CPU and goes up to $2059 USD for the i7 CPU. On the HP website, you can customise the system before buying. If you are going to do that, I would consider upgrading to the i7 CPU and choosing a brighter screen. The default display is only 250 nits, while the brighter option goes up to 1000 nits. Just keep in mind that a brighter screen will also use more battery power.
In the Box
In the box, you get the 830 G8 itself along with a 45 watt power adapter. After testing, I found the 830 G8 uses around 14 to 37 watts of power. You can expect around 12 hours of battery life, or closer to 8 hours if you choose the 1000 nits display. Charging the battery takes just under one and a half hours.
The 830 G8 comes with a 13.3 inch FHD anti-glare display with a resolution of 1920×1080 and 250 nits of brightness. The screen is a bit dim, but this laptop is designed to be portable, so the lower brightness helps improve battery life.
Does it Game?
In terms of gaming, I was able to get Fortnite to run at around 35 to 50 frames per second. That is mostly down to the Intel quad core i5 11th Gen CPU, because the Intel Iris Xe GPU is not really designed for serious gaming.
The 830 G8 can also be configured with a fingerprint scanner, which lets you unlock Windows with a touch. Along the top, you get an integrated HD 720p webcam with a dual microphone and indicator light. One useful design feature is the built-in privacy shutter that lets you cover the camera with a sliding switch.
Ports
On the right side, you get the charging port, HDMI 1.4, two USB-C ports, and a SIM card slot. The SIM slot is a nice feature, but you need to add it as an option when buying the laptop. There is also a charging indicator light. The USB-C ports also support DisplayPort, so you can connect an external monitor with a USB-C adapter.
On the left side, you have a security lock, two USB 3 ports, an audio jack, and an SC card reader. Annoyingly, there is no full-size SD card reader.
Speakers
The 830 G8 comes with Bang & Olufsen dual stereo speakers that point upwards towards your ears. The speakers sound pretty good overall, but they are missing a little bass.
The trackpad is nice and wide. However, I do find myself right-clicking by accident sometimes because the left click area sits on the bottom left side of the trackpad. For me, it feels like the trackpad is positioned a little too far to the left.
Keyboard
The keyboard is excellent and a pleasure to type on. The keys do not bend or wobble when you press them, and the laptop comes with a two-stage backlit keyboard as standard, which is a nice bonus.
The overall build feels premium because it is made from aluminium and there is very little flex in the chassis. It also does not seem to pick up fingerprints too easily, which is great for a business laptop.
The display hinge folds back to 175 degrees. That is close to flat, but some other laptops go all the way to 180 degrees, so 175 feels a little awkward by comparison.
Can you upgrade it?
You can also upgrade the 830 G8 by removing the screws from the bottom cover. The system supports 64 GB of RAM so you can upgrade that along with a 1TB NV Me SSD. The WIFI card is already WIFI 6 so you will not need to upgrade that for a while.
Benchmarks
Here are the Geekbench CPU and GPU scores. When comparing the results with last year’s EliteBook 840 G7, the 830 G8 is much faster. However, the ProBook 640 G8 does seem to come out ahead in some areas.
While running the benchmark, the laptop temperature was around 35 degrees. The heat does not build up around the palm rests, which is good design because it means your hands stay comfortable while typing.
Worth it?
The EliteBook is a great portable business laptop. That means typing comfort and battery life are both very good. However, this is not really a gaming laptop. If gaming matters to you, look for a machine with a GeForce MX or Radeon RX GPU instead. Overall, this HP EliteBook 830 G8 review shows that the laptop is best suited to business users who want portability and strong everyday usability.
Hi Guys Matt from 123myit here. In this video, we will show you how to Transfer data from iPhone to Android with a cable. This transfer is super easy and does not require that you use an iCloud account, which is great. The other good thing is its very comprehensive, meaning you get all your data such as SMS messages, Apps, Photos and Videos. It is also good if you just want a straight backup of your phone.
We are transferring from iPhone to Android and as mentioned, we will be using a lighting to USB C cable, which came with the iPhone. On your Android phone go into settings and down to accounts and backup. Then tap on bring data from old device. If you phone is not connected to WIFI go ahead and connect it. Once connected if you swipe down from the top you will see the application smart switch downloading. Wait for it to finish downloading and it should install.
Download the smart Switch App
When its finished downloading go back to the smart switch screen and tap continue and allow. Tap on receive data because you want to receive data from iPhone. Then tap iPhone and plug your cable into your Android and iPhone. You Android phone will detect your iPhone and then you can tap Trust on your iPhone.
Choose your data
Cool swipe up and you can choose what data you want to copy across to your new phone. This is also good to make a backup of you old phone data if you want.
Now is a good time to unselect anything you don’t want to copy across. If I go into Settings I don’t want to copy across my Bluetooth settings to I will take the tick out of that. When you have selected everything, you need tap on Transfer to start the copy.
Enter your Google Account Details
You will be prompted to add in your Google account. This is if you want to Transfer Apps from iPhone to Android. Sign in if you want that otherwise you can hit cancel and download them later.
Awesome you are done now, how easy was that. Swipe down from the top to check the progress of the data and after a few mins check, your data has copied across ok.
Other Transfer video
People if this method didn’t work for you check out my other Transfer data video which shows how to Transfer data via wifi instead of cable. There is two free ways to Transfer data in that video so it will help with all sorts of android models.
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Hi Guys and Matt from 123myit here. In this video, I want to show you all the settings I use for my personal Android phone. When I setup my phone, I try to focus on three things. I want it to be as private as possible. I want it to have good battery life and I want it to be quite with no interruptions.
Aims in Android Settings
*Privacy
*Good Battery Life
*Silent, No interruptions
Start with a Reset
So I will go ahead and reset my phone so you can see every setting I set my phone up with from start to finish. Cool the phone is reset and I will start setting it up. The first setting you will get is the sending of diagnostics data to Samsung and affiliates. Make sure you don’t select this by mistake. It sends diagnostic data to Samsung and affiliates about how you use your phone. Tap on details if you want to know more. This will use up your battery and your cellular data as well as making your phone less private. So just select end user Agreement and privacy policy and tap Agree.
Ok Permissions for Samsung apps and services. Since Android Settigns12 was released, Google made it more secure requiring Apps to ask for permission before they can be used. These are all the Samsung apps asking for permission. I go ahead and turn these all off. Don’t worry when you start the app for the first time it will ask for these permissions anyway. But what you are doing is denying blanket access for all Samsung apps, which is a good step for privacy. So turn them off and tap agree.
Go ahead and setup your wifi.
Copy Apps and Data – Android Settings
Copy apps and data. If you want to follow one of my other Transfer videos I will put a link in the description. But for this video I don’t need to copy anything. I will add in the Google account later so skip for now.
Google Services, ok so the same apps permissions questions. But this time its for Google Apps and not Samsung. Same deal turning this off will help battery life, cellular data and privacy.
Fingerprint
Ok fingerprint you want to set this up and I also setup face recognition which is then backed up by a swipe. Do this to keep your data safe if you lose, your phone.
Review additional apps. If you need any of these apps leave them ticked. If you don’t just turn them off. Alright cool so the first thing to do its change my wallpaper. Leaving wallpaper black is good for however for the video I will change this back to the blue and white background.
Next thing to do is to get rid of any apps that I am not using from the home screens. I will get rid of the galaxy store and I like to keep all the Google apps in one neat group so they can stay.
Timeout Screen Dimming
So the next thing I want to change is the annoying screen time out. So if you are looking at something for too long it will dim the screen to save battery life. The default is 30 seconds so I will change that to 1 mins and if I find that annoying I will adjust it again. Now is a good time to go through all the display settings anyway.
Starting from the top I like Dark mode as I find it easier on the eyes and it saves battery life. However for this video I will leave it on the light settings. And below that you have dark mode settings which means you can set a time when you want it to come on. At night might be better.
Quick Settings Android Settings
Below that you have the brightness slider bar. Don’t worry about this for now I will show you how I add that to the Quick Settings menu a bit later. Adaptive brightness I leave on. The next settings I change is the Motion Smoothness. I set this too standard and that will save battery life. However if you play games leave it on Adaptive and you will get smoother gameplay at 120 Hz refresh rate screen. Eye comfort is limiting blue light which is meant to be better for your eyes and help you sleep. So you should probably leave this on. You can add that to the quick settings as well.
Turn off Edge Panels
Screen time out is the setting we came here for. Thirty seconds is too quick for me and I find it annoying, so I will set it to one min. The shorter time this is the better the battery life. So don’t put it on 10 mins because it will drain battery life pretty quickly. I turn off Edge panels as well. I don’t use edge on the Samsung. Accidental touch protection on. Touch sensitivity off and show changing information I leave on.
Lets go back to the home screen and keep working on the icons. I remove the weather App. I generally just look out the window for weather conditions. If I need a forecast I can press the Google assistant mic and ask. If I go back and I am not on the home screen and I can access the Google assistant from holding down the home button. I find both of those Google Assistant button very handy, I use both so I will keep both.
Google Play Store Apps
The next thing I will do is installed the Apps I want to use, and I will do that through the google play store. After you log in you will get a backup to Google drive prompt. Do that if you want to back up your data. For me I leave this off. Alright go ahead and download your Apps.
Duckduckgo is a really cool browser and I will show you why I use it. Ok once its downloaded I move it to my main menu bar down the bottom of the phone. Ok when you open it up it will tell you what its doing. The internet can be kinda creepy. Not to worry! Searching and Browsing privately is easier than you think. Tap lets do it. Next Try visiting one of your favourite sites. I will block Trackers so they can’t spy on you and ill also upgrade the security of your connection if possible. Very Cool!
Burn Button – Android Settings
What’s really cool about this browser is it has a burn button at the top. If you press on that at the bottom it says. Personal data can build up in your browser, yuck. Use the Fire button to burn it all away. Give it a try now.
If I tap up the top and search for a news website in Australia called Sydney morning herald. And then Duckduckgo says. Your Duckduckgo searches are anonymous and I never store your search history ever! So again, your phone is more private. This is great! If you tap Phew and then I tap on that news website. The Duckduckgo says: Google was trying to you here. I blocked them! You can check your URL bar to see who is trying to track you when you visit a new site. Very cool! Tap high five.
Clearing Cookies
Ok so now I am on the News website. In your browser you have these things called Cookies and they are used to track you. So for example on this news website it will give you five free to read articles and then after that it will try to get you to subscribe. Watch ill show you. So if I got in and out of an article eventually it will stop me from reading full articles. Best Android Settings.
So if I go to burn and I clear all my tabs and data I will be able to go back to the website and read full free articles again. And you can bookmark the website so its easy to browse to again after you use the burn button.
Lock Screen
Cool we can quickly test our lock screen. Works fine with the fingerprint we setup. Awesome. On the second screen I keep all my apps. This is for privacy as I don’t want people to see what apps I use on my home screen. So, I will remove and apps I don’t use and download all the apps I do use. Cool I’ve removed my apps now and I will add the apps I use. Because iam right-handed I stack the apps to the right side. If you are left-handed, you can stack them to the left. This is to make them easier to reach. There ya go nice an easy to reach.
Keyboard Settings
The next annoying thing to sort out is the keyboard settings. So once you have downloaded your Apps the first things you will want to do is send a message to someone right. IF you go into messages and tap the cog icon in the top of the keyboard it will take you directly to the Keyboard settings. I do not know about you guys, but I am sure everyone has a family member or a friend who sends you a text message and you can never understand it because predictive text has changed a word and auto replace has added the word before they check what they are sending. In the end, everyone is confused. My setup, I leave Predictive text on, Suggest emoji’s on, Suggest stickers off. In addition, auto replace off. But test with a friend or family member so you get it right for you.
Setup Quick settings
The next thing to setup is the Quick Settings menu. Now I just did a video on Notifications so I won’t go over that again. However if you want to see the video on notifications I will put a link in the description. Ok so the quick settings menu just allows you to set functions on your phone quickly by swiping down from the top of your phone. In addition, you can change the buttons in here by swiping down again. Now if you remember earlier I showed you the brightness bar. I am going to move that bar into the Quick Settings menu. So go back up th top tap on the three dots and then edit buttons. This allows you to arrange the buttons you use most in the Quick Settings menu.
All you need to do is tap and hold the buttons and move them into order. The buttons I use are WIFI button, Mobile data button, and sound button, and Torch, GPS and Battery saver button. When you are finished organising your buttons tap on done. Let us move the brightness bar into that menu by tapping the 3 dots and tapping quick panel layout. Go into brightness control and tap show always and then and in device control menu and show when quick panel expanded. Then the Quick settings menu will be set. Let us take a look. Swipe down from the top and everything including the brightness bar is displaying nicely.
Battery Saving Android Settings
Lets change some more battery saving settings. Go into Settings and Connections and I turn off WIFI calling. Here is an example of how WIFI calling works. I went to a beach house that was remote and did not have good 4G 5G cellular services. However, the house I stayed in had a wifi connection. I turned this on and was able to use the WIFI calling settings to make a phone call. If you do not need this service just turn it off and you will save battery life. I do not use Bluetooth so I just have this off unless I need it.
I do not use my phone for credit card payments. So this is off. If we go down to mobile networks. This will be called cellular networks in the US. In addition, go into network mode. So this Samsung phone support 5G. However, my cellular plan I am on does not. So I set this to 4G, 3G, 2G auto connect. This will save you battery life. Ok go back out and go into more connection settings and make sure nearby scanning is turned off.
Annoying Bixby Side Key
The last settings I change is the Bixby side key. You can find it under Settings, Advanced features and Side Key. I’ve already done a video for this one if you want to watch that I will put a link in the description.
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Hi Guys and Matt from 123myit here. In this video we will show you how to Take control of your notifications on Android. Guys, I wanted to do a video which will hopefully help you take control of your notifications and stop them from being annoying and distracting. Notifications on Android
Lets get started.
Quick Settings – Take Control of Your Notifications on Android
The first thing I want to show you is Quick settings by swiping down from the top. You will see a list of your latest notifications in here. This will show you a cut down version of the notification. To see more of the notification, you can tap on the little arrow. And the notification will expand. If you want to go directly into the notification, simply tap on it and it will take you directly to the service or message. Swipe down again to go back to Quick Settings.
Back in Quick Settings and down the bottom you will see two buttons notification settings and clear. If you tap on notification, settings that will take you directly to you guessed it the notification menu in the settings of your Android. And if we go back into the Quick Settings and tap on the clear button that will remove any of the latest notifications from the Quick Settings menu.
Notifications
You can find that from the Home screen by going into Settings and notifications. Cool so in here we can control how our notifications are delivered. Will your notifications keep buzzing your phone and distracting you. Or can you fine tune them to only notify you on the important contacts and messages.
In the top of notifications, you have Brief and Detailed. Here’s an example of what Brief looks like. Here’s an example of what Detailed looks like. Detailed can be annoying if you are reading a website because it takes up more screen real estate and will pop up over some of the words.
Pop-Up Notifications
If you tap included apps this will show you a list of apps that can display pop up notifications on your Android device. Allot of these will be on by default. You should go through here and only select the Apps that you want popup notifications from. A good example of this would be messages. When some one sends you a text message you will get a notification. If we got back out of there and go into Brief popup settings. And we tap on Edge lighting style. In here you can choose an Effect, Colour and duration for when you get a popup notification. It gives you a little example at the top of the screen.
Cool so if we go back out of there you have another option to show when screen is off. I usually turn this off for privacy. But if you want it to show when the screen is off leave this turned on. Under Brief popup notification you will have recently sent which shows you a list of apps that sent you a popup notification most recently. You can tap on more to get the complete list.
Do Not Disturb
Under that you have do not disturb. This is handy if you want keep you phone from disturbing you for a set period. Maybe when sleeping or studying. You can turn on the do not disturb button at the top and set your times. Toggle on the Sleeping button, the default do not disturb is 10 pm to 7am if you tap add schedule you can select whats days you want this. And below that you can set exceptions.
Messages and Conversations
Tap on Calls messages and conversations. This allows you to take calls messages and conversations from people in your contacts lists only. Therefore, it wont allow a person to call a second time within 15 mins unless you turn on the Repeat callers button. Remember this is only in the do not disturb time frame that you have set. If you go back and go into Alarms and sounds. When do not disturb is on, sounds and vibrations will be muted, so this allows you to turn them off if you want during the do not disturb time frame.
Alarms stay on
As you can see here the alarm is still turned on. This means your alarm will still wake you up even if you have the do not disturb turned on. If we go back, it will be the same thing for Apps you can set an app to still send you a notification even if do not disturb is turned on. The last settings are Hide notifications, this will allow you to hide notifications when the screen is off as well as when it is on.
Hide Badges
You can also hide the badges on your icons. But the things to remember critical notifications about phone activity will always show up. So, badges are the little numbers beside your apps to notify you how many messages you have. See here I will turn them off.
The last setting here is Advanced settings.
Guys don’t forget to check out my other videos such as Transfer data Android to Android in 2022. And do me a favour if you know anyone who might like this video please share it will them, hit the subscribe button and smash the bell icon.
Hi Guys Matt from 123myit here. In this video, we will show you two free ways to transfer your data from Android to iPhone 2022. There are two ways to transfer your data from Android to iPhone. The first way I will show you is recommended by Apple and way requires you to reset your iPhone. If you don’t want to reset your iPhone then fast forward to the 5:54 min mark and I will show you how to Transfer your data without resetting your iPhone.
What can you Transfer – Android to iPhone 2022
This video will help you transfer your message history, contacts, calendar, Google Account, camera roll, photos and videos. Display & Accessibility Settings and other files. Finally, If you want to copy music and books you will need to do that manually. I have already done a video how to do this and I will put a link in the description below.
The phones that we are using today are Samsung S22 and the iPhone 12 Pro.
The first step is to reset your iPhone.
Reset your iPhone
Go into settings > General and scroll down to transfer or reset iPhone. Once you are there tap on Erase all Content and settings. Next Tap Continue. This will delete all media and data so do a backup first if you need too. iCloud does an automatic backup. I am going to skip this.
Once your iPhone has reset itself. Just follow the prompts and start setting it up again.
Setup WIFI
Next up connect to your WIFI and make sure your Android device is connected to the same WIFI.
Continue setting up your iPhone until you get to the Apps and data screen. Once you’re on the Apps and data screen. Go to your Android phone and download the move to iOS app from the Google play store. Play.google.com
Go ahead and tap install and when that’s done tap Continue and skip. When its finished download tap on Open, continue and agree to the terms. Tap on Don’t send data and then allow.
On your iPhone tap Move data from Android. Then tap continue, and then enter in your code.
Could not connect error – Android to iPhone 2022
If you are getting the could not connect error message, make sure you turn on location services on your Android phone. You will find it under settings and location. It’s important to turn that on.
Ok great you are on the transfer data screen just select anything you want to transfer, and press Continue. Also, here’s a Pro tip. If your transfer is taking too long stop the transfer and delete and photos and videos you don’t want from your Android phone. This will free up space and make the transfer faster.
New Features
There is also a new feature in the 2022 version, down the bottom you can Add file which is really cool.
Cool your data is transferred now. Tap done on your Android phone, and you can close the app. On your iPhone tap, continue setting up iPhone. And then go ahead and set up your iPhone.
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Install your free Apps
Awesome the last step here is to install your free apps. To do this you will need your Apple iD. Just tap add apps and then enter in your apple id. If you don’t have an apple id you can create one by going to the website applied.apple.com.
Your iPhone will start to download all your free apps for you. If you get the Apple iD Verification just tap settings and then enter in your Two Factor Authentication. This will pop up as a message on one of your other Apple devices if you have it or as an SMS on your phone.
Go to the App Store and download your Apps.
If you swipe across you should see all your apps start to appear. If you didn’t get the prompt to Add Apps, then don’t worry, just go to the App store and download the Apps you need. You can also check if your if your photos messages and video copied across.
The second part of this video is if you don’t want to reset your iPhone. We will move the data with an App called, Copy my data. Open up the App store on you iPhone and download the copy my data app. Tap open and then tap OK to allow the app access to your data.
Copy my data
Go to the google play store on Android phone and download Copy my data. I’ve already downloaded it so I will tap open. In the copy my data app you will be asked to allow access just to go ahead and allow. And do the same on your Android device. Tap on To or from another device over Wi-Fi. If the Apps don’t fine each other just quit the apps and reopen them again.
Go ahead and deselect anything you don’t want to copy across. Tap next on your Android device.
Awesome all your data is copied across now. If you have a SIM card you can move it across now too.
The last step is to tap finish and close your apps and then check if your photos and apps copied across. Cool there they are.
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