10 Incredible Android DIY Hacks!

Okay guys, welcome to what I would say is one of the most interesting videos we've ever created. I'm going to show you 10 surprisingly useful DIY tricks you can do with your Android smartphone, let's get right into it. Starting with the sunglasses now, I'm willing to bet that most of you will have at least a pair of these lying around, just turn them over, fold them partially inwards and rest your phone on top and that's a super firm DIY stand. simple if you are the type of person who uses a lot of social media apps like Snapchat: Facebook Messenger or Twitter then try this is the fake GPS location, just open the app, choose any place on the world map that you want your phone to think of.

It's there and it works, you can tweet like you're 200 miles from where you actually are, you can access Snapchat filters from anywhere in the world, you can even access apps that have been geo-blocked, so we've got a neat little A device known as Bondic, which claims to be the world's first liquid plastic welder, so what you do is pour some liquid over something that's broken, it could be a tear in your smartphone charging cable for example , and then you turn it around. put a UV light on it and it hardens instantly, and I mean this isn't cheap, but it's pretty good, it's waterproof, heat resistant, dries clear and creates a permanent bond.

Next up is a great and surprisingly quick way to make a smartphone case. just start with a sock and pretty much invert it and that's it, if you choose a sock with a little more stretch it will give the phone a tighter fit but either way this provides good drop protection and is not quite a job good for keeping the screen clear but we can take this a little further if you then roll the sock up again so it's three layers every once in a while and then cut off the end you basically have a cuff if you need to make it tighter you can just fold it again and you can use it to keep your smartphone against your arm, say for example if you're running and generally the friction of your skin alone will be enough to keep your phone in place now.

You've probably heard of developer options, this little settings menu hidden in the back of Android that lets you tweak a little more than most people would like. Now there are two particular settings within this menu that you might not want. Initially we didn't consider turning on the first being forced four times MSAA, this essentially introduces anti-aliasing into the games you play meaning that edges that were perhaps pixelated before are smoothed out and although this first setting will increase speed to If our battery runs out, the other one will do the exact opposite because you actually have control over the background process as well, it limits the number of apps you want your phone to keep open in the background, so if you find that your device it's getting too slow or your battery I'm running out of trying it first, a surprisingly attractive product that I've never come across any Android user actually wearing is a privacy screen protector.

It is essentially a screen protector with all the benefits of tempered glass, but at the same time an extra layer of security from any angle except directly on your phone's screen it will be very difficult to read, which means that if you are driving confidential data or you simply don't like other people watching what you are doing on public transport. For example, this is a pretty good option. It's fair to warn that the following should only be used as a last resort because it's not an ideal solution, but this is a balloon, it involves filling it, cutting the end off and making sure the air doesn't escape. escape, then you take your device without a case and press the balloon and you will notice that the air starts to come out, the plastic of the balloon is a kind of case.

Now, fortunately, there is a little bit of night time you can do. here you can cut the end of the balloon and you can also remove the corners so that they do not cover the screen of your phone. Now, as fun as the process is, the final product leaves a lot to be desired, there are no camera cutouts. and visually speaking it's not great, the only time I saw myself using something like this as if I had a new phone, I didn't want to scratch it but at the same time I was waiting for a suitable case for you. which still use microUSB cables that can only be inserted correctly in one direction, which is incredibly frustrating.

What can save a little time is to simply get a permanent marker and leave a mark on the top that way every time you lift the wire. Know that if this marked side is facing you, then you have it facing the right direction. It's also related to avid social media users, but perhaps slightly geared toward people who have an online presence. Parallel space allows you to have two different social media accounts. and run them simultaneously Once you download the app, you can select the apps you want to clone and it creates two separate apps that when pressed will automatically take you to the app logged in to that specific account.

Well, these days, every phone comes with an incredibly useful but also incredibly easy to lose sim eject tool. Did you know that you can also use a paper clip for the exact same purpose? You just bend the final section until you have a ninety degree angle and that's it, there's nothing else, okay? Thank you very much for watching, it really means a lot to me and if you found it interesting, I have many more like this and I will leave them as a card above. Don't forget to subscribe if you're new. The channel My name is Erin This is Mr.

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