A standard Android phone usually has a set of four hard buttons—Back, Search, Home and Menu—depending on your device. When you run an app and press the Back button, you get back to the Home screen but the app is still running in the background. Surprisingly, quite a number of apps seem to behave this way without terminating themselves. To quit a running app, you would have to press Menu > Settings > Applications > Manage Applications > Running, then select an app to stop it from running. Advanced Task Killer makes your life easier—just one tap on "Kill selected apps" stops all the apps that you've chosen from running in the background. This reduces memory usage immediately and makes your device less laggy over extensive use. Alternatively, this app allows you to individually stop an app from running—just touch and hold an item on the list and select 'stop' to kill the item. You can also set an auto-kill level, either safe, aggressive or crazy, to your liking from the various settings. What's more, it has a one-tap widget. Touch and hold your homescreen, select Widgets from the pop-up menu, then choose this app's widget to place it on your homescreen for use. A touch on this widget instantly tells you the number of apps killed alongside the memory available. This app is free but supported with ads.

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One of the easiest ways to install an Android app is to use Barcode Scanner, a handy and efficient tool developed by ZXing Team.  Barcode Scanner lets you use your device's built-in camera to scan a Quick Response (QR) Code containing an app identifier, like the ones you see in this article. In a few seconds after scanning, it decodes the QR code. You just need to press the "Open in browser" button, and the app is ready for you to install—much quicker than typing out the app's name to search with the Market app. The Google Play website now allows you to press the 'Install' button in your PC's browser to install an app to your mobile device... but to do so you must be signed in to your Gmail account associated with the device. The Barcode Scanner saves you this hassle. Barcode Scanner also allows you to scan and share other information such as contacts, bookmarks or text messages via a QR Code. A must-have tool, and it's small in size.

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If you have a file manager that comes along with your device and it just gives you some basic file operations such as create new folders, copy, delete, rename, search and so on, you might then ask for more. In addition to the basic file operations, ES File Explorer allows you to easily bookmark and access your favorite or frequently used folders, just like you do with a desktop file explorer. ES File Explorer's quick access buttons at the top of the screen facilitate navigation and provide many extra features. You can touch and hold a file in a list or grid view to easily cut, copy, rename, delete or move files, or even zip or unzip files in zip or gz format with a choice of password protection and various compression levels. Other additional features incorporated in ES File Explorer include App Manager, SD Card Analyst, file transfers over LAN, FTP, Bluetooth or Net

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Android mobile is the latest and wonderful invention of modern science.It’s made our life easy and comfortable.We can use it anywhere as like office, bank,communication 3G (3rd generation) video calling,chatting,live fun where not!

3G internet is Heart of Android mobile.Firstly in a Android mobile Must be need an internet Connection 2G/3G.Secondly that’s internet collection should be 3G internet Connection. Today we’ll know  How to Use 3G in Android Mobile;

At first you have to buy or manage a 3G sim or you can change your sim service 2G to 3G from your operator’s customer Help Center.After  have to go your Handset’s “ Setting” Option.Then select on “More or Wireless & Networks” you’ll see “Mobile Network” then you’ll get some options as

·       Data Connection .

·       3G service.

·       Preferred networks.

·       Access point Names.

·       Network operator.

 Data Connection ; Off/On option for your internet connection.

3G service:It’s very important option to active 3G internet connection on your Android Mobile.It’s have 2 options….

     1.Enable 3G;select which sim you want to make 3G  or you may select off 3G service.(Only one sim you can make 3G.)

    2.Network  Mode;There’ve 2 options you have to choose 1.“GSM/WCDMA(auto mode)”----choose it to get better speed

2.“WCDMA only” you may also try it.

Access point Names ;Choose Access point Names from here or you can Edit/Delete Access point Names.

Edit Access Point Names;

        Name: Example Internet

       Apn: wap.

       Apn type: Default/mms/supl/wap.

      Proxy: Set proxy.

     Port: Set port.

     User Name: Set User Name.

      Server: Set server.

    MMSC: Set MMSC.

    MMSC proxy: Set MMSC proxy.

 MMS port: Set MMS port.

 MCC; 470

Authentication Type: None/PAP/CHAP/PAP or CHAP. (Set None)

APN protocol: IPv4

APN  roaming protocol: IPv4

APN enable/disable: set Enable.

Bearer:LTE/eHRPD/ Unspecified…(set Unspecified)

After complete all settings you’ll get or you can use 3G internet from your Android Mobile.

Thank you…

Mohammad Shipon Mir

E-mail: shiponmir@gmail.com

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In the event your Android apps freeze or the system becomes unresponsive, you can try to reboot the system as follows:

1. Press and hold the Power button of your device until a pop-up menu appears. Select 'Power off' and tap 'OK' to confirm. The system will then turn off.
2. Turn the system on by pressing and holding the Power button until the Google logo appears.

How to Get Android User Guide

In addition to these tips and tricks covering some quick and easy points, if you wish to read a full user guide on Android 4.0 for Galaxy Nexus and earlier versions of the Android system, you can check out the official Android OS Help here.

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 Using the Android system, you can automatically back up your data, such as a list of apps you've installed, the words you've added to dictionary, your Wi-Fi passwords, Browser bookmarks and other settings via your Google account on the servers.

1. Run the app Settings, tap 'Backup & reset' under PERSONAL.
2. Check both 'Back up my data' and 'Automatic restore' if they're unchecked.

When you need to reset your device or re-install an app which makes use of the backup service, you can then restore your data and settings from your Google account.

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What if you need to copy files and folders between your mobile device and PC? You can do so by connecting your mobile device to your PC using a USB cable provided. Better still, you can connect them wirelessly via a local WiFi network to do the same or even more without needing a cable.

1. Run the Play Store app.
2. Tap the Search button and enter the name of a remote desktop app, such as AirDroid (reviewed here).
3. Tap the app from the list and download it.
4. Open the app and start using it to connect your mobile to PC for copying files wirelessly and doing even more between the two platforms.

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