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Almost every smartphone comes with a standard application suite for the PC/Mac that offers various functions. Use this software to regularly synchronize your phone — take a backup of the phonebook, SMS and other important information on the PC. In case of accidental deletion/crashes or if the phone gets lost/stolen, at least you don't have to worry about losing all your information. In case of Android devices – emails, contacts and calendar entries are synced with your Google account and other data can be backedup online using various apps.

Firmware and OS updates are overlooked by most, but they are very important. Firmware updates can bring in stability/performance fixes or add new features to the device. Almost every manufacturer now provides software update downloads free on their websites with clear instructions, so there is no need to go to a service center for an update. Many phones also support OTA (Over The Air) updates — the device can check for an update, download and apply it without connecting it to a PC. A backup of all data is recommended before an update.

Multi-tasking is one of the biggest advantages offered by a smartphone. However, as more and more apps run in the background, performance slows down, eventually leading to the phone freezing up. To prevent this, make sure that you "exit" the application and not just close it or press the back button. Check the user manual to find out how you can check for running applications — usually you can check by holding down the home/menu key. Various task managers are also available across different platforms that help identify and close background applications.

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