SMARTPHONEST
hese days, it feels like smartphones become outdated after only a few
months. By the time your phone is ready for an upgrade, a new release
is just about due to hit stores. Short of buying a new phone every other
month, how do you make sure your phone stays up to date for as long as
possible? Whether or not “planned obsolescence” is real, there’s a good chance
your own bad habits are slowly damaging your phone over time. Here are some
things you should avoid.BUYING CHEAP CABLES (AND TREATING THEM POORLY)
Let’s start with the most...explosive way you can destroy your phone: cheap,
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Your Smartphone BY WHITSON GORDON
TIPS & HOW TOS