Which phone is best for productivity?

1. Prioritize Your Phone Usage.
2. Turn Off All Notifications.
3. Listen To Podcasts Or Audiobooks.
4. Download The Moment App.
5. Strike A Balance.
6. Use Distraction Blocking Features.
7. Text Only.
8. Get Rid Of Unnecessary Apps.

1. Don't Drive & Talk or Text.
2. Keep Your Phone Away From Your Body.
3. Choose a Phone with a Low SAR.
4. Use Your Landline When Possible.
5. Only Use When the Signal is Strong.

1. Cut your to-do list in half.
2. Take more breaks.
3. Follow the 80/20 rule.
4. Use your morning to focus on yourself.
5. Tackle your challenging tasks before lunch.
6. Improve your email etiquette.
7. Create a system.
8. Stop confusing productivity with laziness.

1. Know your Device. It is important that you learn about the capabilities and drawbacks of your phone.
2. Update your Android.
3. Remove Unwanted Apps.
4. Disable Unnecessary Apps.
5. Update Apps.
6. Use High-Speed Memory Card.
7. Keep Fewer Widgets.
8. Avoid Live Wallpapers.

Create folders on your home screen

1. Put the first two apps you want to include on your home screen.
2. Long-press one and move it on top of another.
3. Give the folder a name: tap on the folder, tap on the name just below the apps, and type in your new name.

1. Optimize your home screen.
2. Let Gboard speed up your typing.
3. Remember to use reminders.
4. Take control of notifications.
5. Snap between apps.
6. Split your screen.
7. Harness Chrome's cross-platform power.
8. Make Android itself more efficient.

1. Use Spotlight To Launch EVERYTHING.
2. Move Keyboard Cursor Using 3D Touch.
3. Use Quick Actions For Apps That Support It.
4. Search in Settings.
5. Open Links From iPad and Mac Using Continuity.
6. Give Notes a Chance.
7. Use Text Shortcuts To Save A Lot of Typing Time.
8. Have Almost Any Text Read To You.

1. Turn on Smart Lock.
2. Tell Google Now where you live, work, and more.
3. Say 'OK Google' without unlocking your phone.
4. Let Google Photos create albums and more.
5. Set Android to preserve your battery life.
6. Silence your device automatically during meetings and other quiet times.

1. Google Pixel 5.
2. Google Pixel 4a series.
3. Samsung Galaxy Note 20 series.
4. Samsung Galaxy S20 and S20 Plus.
5. Oppo Find X2 Pro.
6. OnePlus 8 Pro.
7. Sony Xperia 1 II.
8. Huawei P40 Pro and Pro Plus.

• 1st: Samsung - Q1 2018 market share = 20.5 per cent.
• 2nd: Apple - Q1 2018 market share = 14.1 per cent.
• 3rd: Huawei - Q1 2018 market share = 10.5 per cent.
• 4th: Xiaomi - Q1 2018 market share = 7.4 per cent.
• 5th: Oppo - Q1 2018 market share = 7.3 per cent .

1. Swipe down from the top of the screen so that you see your Quick Settings menu, and long-press on the Location icon, or swipe down, tap the Settings icon, and choose “Location.”
2. You're now on the Location page. Find the “Use location” feature at the top and toggle it off.

• Samsung: Samsung is a global leader in the smartphone industry, as it consistently strives to enhance product capabilities through its extensive R&D.
• Apple:
• Huawei:
• Oppo:
• Vivo:
• Xiaomi:
• LG:
• Lenovo:

1. Check Your Phone at Set Times. Limited for time?
2. Stow Your Phone Away. You know what they say — out of sight, out of mind.
3. Log Out.
4. Turn off Alerts.
5. Hide or Remove Apps.
6. Block Yourself.
7. Set Phone to Do Not Disturb.

1. LG G8X ThinQ. Launched late last year, the G8X ThinQ is a remarkable smartphone in every right.
2. OnePlus 8 Pro.
3. Google Pixel 4.
4. Sony Xperia 1.
5. ASUS ROG Phone 2.
6. Samsung Galaxy S20 5G.
7. Samsung Galaxy Note 10.
8. Apple iPhone 11 Pro.

1. Open the Settings app and then head to “Music”
2. Flip “Sound Check” to ON.
3. Next, tap on “EQ”, and then choose an equalizer setting most relevant to the majority of your music collection (Rock, R&B, and Pop are all decent choices for most music varieties)

• Huawei P10 Lite - 79dB.
• Honor 8 Pro - 79dB.
• Google Pixel 2 - 79.9dB.
• Razer Phone - 80dB.
• Samsung Galaxy S8+ - 80dB.
• ZTE Axon M - 80.6dB.
• Motorola Moto G5 - 81dB.
• HTC U11 life - 81.1dB.