Smartphones are built the same as computers. Just think of your smartphone as a little laptop you carry around in your pocket. Yes, you can get great deals on older smartphones. Yes, the older smartphones will make calls and text just like the new ones. Let me ask you one thing though.

Would you buy a 5 year old computer and load it up with all of the current software and try to multi-task 5-10 of those new up to date programs on your 5 year old computer? I guess you know what will happen next… it will crash-land.

If your device is running slowly, stuck or keeps restarting itself or crashing, one of the troubleshooting solutions below may fix the issue.

What to do When Your Device is Running Slow, Freezes or Crashing
Restart your device: Rebooting your device gives it a fresh start and is sometimes all you need to do to fix your issue. To restart your device, follow these steps:
Press and hold the Power button until the menu pops-up.
Touch Power off or Restart if that is an option for you.
Touch OK to confirm.
Press and hold the Power button until your device starts.
Check for app update: App updates can provide enhancements and security improvements that may fix your issue. To check to see if there’s an update for the app, follow these steps:

Open the Play Store app
In the top left, touch Menu > My apps & games to view your downloaded apps. Apps with available updates are labelled “Update”.
If there’s an update available, select the app and touch Update.
Close apps you are not using: If you have a lot of apps open, they could be taking up system memory even though you aren’t actively using the app.
You can force stop these apps to completely shut them down, along with any background services that may be causing your issue:
Open your device’s Settings app

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