There are many great features of Android which we are using in our daily life but there are certain features which are very good but we are not aware of them. Here is a list of some awesome Android features you should know about it.
1 You can configure your phone to send your ex boyfriend or girlfriend’s calls — or, anyone else’s calls, of course — straight to voicemail without the phone even ringing? Simply open a contact in the Contacts app, tap Edit, scroll down to “Additional info” and select “Send straight to voicemail.”
2 For less aggressive call screening, you can also create canned messages in the phone or call settings on your handset, so that whenever your phone rings and you are busy, you can simply swipe up on the screen and it quickly send a text message letting the caller know you’re busy.
3 Shifting gears, did you know that your Android phone completely eliminates the need to carry any kind of USB flash drive? Just plug it into a computer with the supplied USB cable and select Media device from the options that become accessible through the pop-up in your notification panel.
4 Price shares a great hidden shortcut in the Google Maps app that comes pre-installed on all Android phones from top global vendors.
5 Before you travel to an area with poor cell coverage, or if you just want to conserve data and avoid hitting your monthly cap, pull up the area where you’re headed and type “Ok Maps” in the search box. Google Maps will then download that portion of the map and store it so you can pull it up later without using any data.
6 And speaking of data, you can also set up alerts under Data Usage in your device’s settings to help ensure that you don’t go over your monthly allotment.
1 You can configure your phone to send your ex boyfriend or girlfriend’s calls — or, anyone else’s calls, of course — straight to voicemail without the phone even ringing? Simply open a contact in the Contacts app, tap Edit, scroll down to “Additional info” and select “Send straight to voicemail.”
2 For less aggressive call screening, you can also create canned messages in the phone or call settings on your handset, so that whenever your phone rings and you are busy, you can simply swipe up on the screen and it quickly send a text message letting the caller know you’re busy.
3 Shifting gears, did you know that your Android phone completely eliminates the need to carry any kind of USB flash drive? Just plug it into a computer with the supplied USB cable and select Media device from the options that become accessible through the pop-up in your notification panel.
5 Before you travel to an area with poor cell coverage, or if you just want to conserve data and avoid hitting your monthly cap, pull up the area where you’re headed and type “Ok Maps” in the search box. Google Maps will then download that portion of the map and store it so you can pull it up later without using any data.
6 And speaking of data, you can also set up alerts under Data Usage in your device’s settings to help ensure that you don’t go over your monthly allotment.
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