Step 1
The first step of this escape plan is to find out a method you like, and you have to stick with this method, it is important to be extremely focused, I mean do not open a single email about another method related thing, don't read any single article about anything that has anything to do with the method you choose.

For example, if the method you choose is to be a product creator, you need to be aiming only to learn about creating product, see what other marketers are doing, analyze their funnel, see what's selling in the marketplace, figure out what tools you will need to use, learn how to do video and stuff like that...

Forget about anything else, if somebody is making 5 figures with Amazon give a ****... Commit to yourself that you will manage to do accomplish the goal you set up for yourself which is to be a fulltime product vendor, even if that only is going to generate 1k/2k monthly.


Step 2
Next step is to set a job equal income goal, this is going to be your first goal to reach, that helps you to be realistic, forget about the six-figure and the ridiculous amount of money for now, lest stay realistic, the first goal is to make what you're currently making right now in your actual job.

For instance, if you're making 1k per month in your job, you have to figure out how you can get that 1k working from home... to make it easier, lets split that 1k into 30 days... Which is going to be an average of $33.00 per day... Then think about how you're going to get those $33.00. As a product vendor maybe you can think about selling 5 $7.00 Ebook as an average per day...

Better? Now you can think about how you're going to manage to sell those 5 ebooks every single day... And let me tell you something... IS EASY!! You just have to follow the formula. What formula? TRAFFIC AND CONVERSIONS. There are no secrets! The traffic is everywhere nowadays you just have to open your eyes! Just think about how you ended up on others people list... Then just copy the process and you'll have a traffic method to attract customer to buy your product... Then just keep improving your conversion rate, believe me, after you do that, you will be selling more than 35 $7 ebooks per day!

Step 3
Now I want you to set up a saving goal. Which is going to be your initial budget... Figure out how you can save $1000.00 just for your traffic expensive... Ask yourself, how long will it take you to get there? and just do it. if you want to do it within 5 months this is how you do it... Sacrify $200 monthly and that's it... Quit beer quit going out, quit party, your goal is more important.

I hope you find value in this article.

Thanks

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تنزيل

دير التنزيل هو معجل ممتاز للتنزيل من الإنترنت والذي سيعتني بكل التنزيلات بداية من اللحظة التي ستقوم بتركيبه فيها على جهاز الكمبيوتر الشخصي خاصتك. اتصالات الإنترنت عالية السرعة أصبحت شائعةً هذه الأيام، ولكن هذا لا يعني أننا لا نحتاج لمساعدة أحياناً عندما يتعلق الأمر بالتنزيل من الإنترنت. حتى ولو كان لديك أسرع جهاز توجيه (راوتر) في الجوار، ألق نظرة على مدير التنزيل من الإنترنت (معروف أيضاً بـ Idman)، لأنها حقاً لديه الكثير ليقدمه.

يمكنك إضافة تنزيلات جديدة من واجهة المستخدم خاصة مدير التنزيل من الإنترنت، ولكنه من الأكثر اعتياداً أن تتركه يلتقط الروابط. هذا يعني أنه في كل مرة تضغط على نوع ملف محدد (والذي يمكن أن يحدد من خلال خيارات التهيئة)، فإن مدير التنزيل من الإنترنت سيتولى أمر التنزيل بنفسه، بدلاً من ترك المستعرض يقوم بالمهمة.كل شيء أوتوماتيكي: لا تغيير من تطبيق لآخر، لا نسخ ولا لصق، لا متاعب على الإطلاق.

بمجرد أن يلتقط مدير التنزيل من الإنترنت، الرابط فيمكنك، إما أن تقوم بتنزيل الملف على الفور، أو أن تحفظه لوقت لاحق، الأمر الذي يكون أحياناً بديلٌ جيد، إذا كنت تحتاج كل سعة الإنترنت خاصتك في هذه اللحظة، وتخطط لترك الكمبيوتر مشغلاً ليلاً. يمكن تصنيف التنزيلات إلى فئات مفصلة حسب الحاجة قبل بدئها، ويمكن أيضاً استكمالها في حالة فقد التوصيل، أو انقطاعه.

تنزيلات سريعة

يقوم مدير التنزيل من الإنترنت بتعجيل التنزيلات، ومع ذلك فهو يعتمد كل ما يعتمد على توصيل الإنترنت خاصتك. بمعنى ألا تتوقع أنه سيقوم بالتنزيل بسرعة الضوء، إذا كنت لازلت تستخدم أحد أجهزة المودم القديمة ذات سرعة الـ 56ك. يحقق مدير التنزيل من الإنترنت معدلات تنزيل مرضية للغاية، عن طريق استخدام توصيلات متعددة الخيوط مع الخوادم.

تعرض قائمة التهيئة الخاصة بمدير التنزيل من الإنترنت خيارات عديدة من الوظائف والأدوات المخصصة لتنفيذ معالجات على تنزيلاتك، مثل فحض الملفات لاستكشاف الفيروسات بالتعاون مع برنامج الحماية من الفيروسات خاصتك، أو تحديد مقدار السعة النقلية المستخدمة من قبل البرنامج. يوجد أيضاً دعمٌ لخدمة توثيق الخادم والخادم الوسيط proxy، وبروتوكول نقل الملفات FTP، وخوادم بروتوكول نقل النص التشعبي الآمن HTTPS.

يؤدي مدير التنزيل من الإنترنت وظيفته، ويؤديها بكفاءة، لذا حتى إن كانت سرعة وصلة الإنترنت خاصتك أكبر مما هو معتاد، فلازال يتوجب عليك تجربته.

إيجابيات

• معدلات نقل عالية السرعة
• توافق مع جميع مستعرضات الإنترنت الرئيسية
• الكثير من الخيارات والأدوات للتعامل مع التنزيلات

سلبيات

• ربما لا يكون بنفس درجة الفائدة مثلما كان من قبل بسبب الاتصالات ذات السرعة العالية

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We've changed our name, but not our mission. Introducing Maxwell by Softonic

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Introducing Maxwell

We are very excited to announce that we have left behind the "Softonic Tools" name and are introducing our brand new name: "Maxwell by Softonic".  

Why Maxwell?

Because our apps are more than just tools. Our apps are here to help improve your life by maximizing one of your most precious possessions: your device. The Maxwell name is a play on maximize and well, as we believe that giving you the potential to get the most — more speed, more security and more control — out of your device will help you live better: to live well!

What is Maxwell?

Aside from being Softonic's really awesome mobile apps development studio, Maxwell is also a cute little robot butler (can you see his eyes in our logo?). 

Maxwell exists only to serve you by cleaning, optimizing, protecting and maximizing your device. Maxwell never sleeps and he's quite a workaholic, because keeping your device safe and humming along perfectly is a full-time job.

What's next for Maxwell?

Maxwell is growing its collection of apps to offer more and more solutions to the problems you face with your device. In addition to continuing to help you solve performance issues on your Android, we'll be exploring further ways to make sure we live up to our name to help you maximize your device and live well. 

Stay tuned! 

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Do you have problems with you battery? Let us introduce you the best app to solve it

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Battery Drain seems to be the main problems of Android users.

Smartphones always tend to run out of battery in the most inconvenience moments.

 Today we want to introduce you a new app of our tool’s portfolio and its fantastic features.  Flip Battery Saver is a FREE battery-saving app with a twist. You simply need to flip your device face down to extend your battery by up to 50%.

 The main features of the app are:

★ Save Mode ★

You can simply activate the save battery mode flipping your device down.

Three modes will be available for you: “ON”, “OFF” and the coolest one “FLIP”. Try the Flip mode and put your smartphone upside down. Just with this simple action, you will start saving. 

★ Super-Killer ★

 Kill process that are acting in the background of your smartphone and are causing battery drain. You just have to click on “Run” and your Android will stop wasting.

★ Battery Level ★

 In this card of the main menu you will get reliable and detailed information about your power remaining, time remaining and the health and temperature of your battery. Get the full control of your device.

★ CO2 Saver ★

 Discover how much tones of CO2 have you been saving thanks to this app. It’s time to start helping the environment.

★ Settings ★

 Define what kind of functionalities you want to activate and deactivate with the saving mode: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, screen brightness control.

Try the “doze mode” which will activate and deactivate your Wi-Fi every 5 minutes and all the messages in your apps will be updated.

 Right now the app is available in English and Spanish, but soon we will launch it for other languages.

Discover the video

We hope you enjoy this app. And if you have any question, don’t be shy, just leave a comment in this post and we will answer it.

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Extend your battery life

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Did you already try the app? Discover how the idea came up in the Maxwell team.

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Flip Battery Saver

From our company Maxwell by Softonic, we love to boast about our app Flip Battery Saver which is the easier and more useful tool to save battery. Flip Battery Saver allows you to change from standard mode to battery saver mode with a simple move of your cell, but: How does Flip Battery Saver work? What does it do to save battery? We will now show you our simple but clever secret.

Mobiles spend a lot of battery
Everyday we use our cell in a better way. Better apps with higher power but much more practical, make that the use of our mobiles need more and more battery to run.

All the social networks as Whatsapp or Facebook, make us using our mobiles longer just to chat a little with thousands of friends.

This big change is really new in our lifes and also in the software and hardware of our mobiles and they also affect to the battery of all our smartphones.

The short running life of our batteries is the biggest problem of the 21st Century citizens.

Flip Battery Saver saves much more battery.

Trying to solve this battery problem, a lot of new apps have been looking for a new way to assist the users about the power management. These apps stop all the processes in the memory or switch off the Wi-fi or Bluetooth but, be careful, because sometimes they say they do things they do not.

Competing against all these apps, we are glad to show you our new app Flip Battery Saver. Every time you active Flip Battery Saver you will get a background which handle and limit the screen and limit the data roaming from your device achieving a big save of your battery.

Let us show you what we were trying to explain you in the last paragraph:
When you turn on Flip Battery Saver we switch off the screen and also all the services that run more power such as the Bluetooth, Wi-fi or the data roaming. Every few minutes we turn them on in order to update your apps contents. Thanks to these process you will be able to save a lot of power.


Flip Battery Saver stop all the processes in background which run a lot of power from your cell saving a big amount of battery.

¿How do we switch on Flip Battery Saver?
After a thorough analysis we realized that many users do not need to use all the power of their devices all the time. For example, when we are in a meeting, drinking with a friend or just having lunch. Then we decided to create an app to save power in all these cases.

When we have decided how to save power, we thought about how to turn this system in an easy way. Most of our competitors force the cell to open the app and, then turn on/ off the saving mode. But we tried to do something completely different and much easier. With an easy movement of your cell, you can activate the process. Turning down your cell you switch on the app, and turning up the cell you will turn it off.

CO2
We also thought that at the same time we save the power of our user´s cell, we can also reduce the CO2 emissions to the atmosphere. Thanks to that we can achieve a double mission. Firstly, we can save your cell´s power and secondly we can work together with you in reducing the emissions to the atmosphere and making our planet a better place to live. 

We are really happy

Can you understand now why are we so glad about our new app? We are really happy about our job because we have created an authentic y big quality product. If you think we can do it better, we are looking forward to knowing about your opinions or suggestions. Enjoy Flip Battery Saver

 

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Do you feel crippled without the Internet? Most of us do. While it’s easy to have Wi-Fi access at home or in a few public places, it’s not all that common to have Wi-Fi connectivity in a car.

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How do you turn your vehicle into a Wi-Fi hotspot on those long haul journeys? Let’s find out!

1.       Use your smartphone to connect to the Internet

If you don't have an option, you could always use your phone’s data plan to connect devices to the Internet. Simply go to Settings and turn on your personal hotspot. You can connect more than 5 devices to this hotspot. The only problem is that you’ll use up your data plan quickly and your phone battery will run out of juice if you forget to plug it into a charging point. Besides, your plan won’t deliver a fast connection if many devices are connected to it. You could check your Wi-Fi speed by installing an easy to use app like WiFi Patrol. If you’re not happy with the speed and you have a bunch of data hungry kids in the back, ditch the phone’s data plan and look at your other options.

2.       Built-in Wireless

Auto manufacturers are constantly adding new features to new makes and models. Cars now come with built-in wireless Internet connection systems. It may not always be a standard feature on all new models. You may have to purchase it as an optional feature. Since it’s already integrated into the car, you’ll have outstanding signal strength. You’ll also find it easy to connect devices at the touch of a few buttons. Moreover, the system is covered by the manufacturer’s warranty. Built-in wireless systems automatically run updates so your vehicle will always have the latest software. This is another advantage of having a built-in wireless system. The only drawback is that manufacturers begin by giving you a free trial, but once the trial period ends you’ll have to buy a monthly wireless plan. This plan can be expensive when you stream a lot of data.

3.       Using a mobile hotspot device

If you have an older vehicle which doesn’t have a built-in wireless system, you could use a mobile hotspot device for your car Wi-Fi needs. It’s a small portable device that allows you to connect a few devices to the Internet. Some hotspot devices come with dual bands abilities and built-in GPS support. They’re also designed to work in countries all across the globe. You could either buy a monthly wireless data plan or a prepaid plan for the device. Depending on the device you purchase, you can connect 8 to 10 people to the hotspot. The drawbacks? People complain about poor battery performance, no data rollover on the plans and expensive data plans. You may not even get great coverage in certain areas. Thus it’s best to compare plans and look up hotspot device reviews online before making a choice.

4.       Install aftermarket Wi-Fi systems

If you don’t have a new vehicle with a built-in Wi-Fi system, you could look for aftermarket devices that offer you Wi-Fi connectivity. Autonet mobile’s CarFi offers high-speed connections for up to 20 users. What’s great about systems like these is that they don’t drop connections even when the vehicle is travelling at high speeds. What’s more is that they come with expandable storage. This makes it easier for you to store and share movie and music files. While some devices come with docking stations, others have to be integrated into the dash. Users will have to get them installed by professionals. This adds to the overall cost of owning and using a Wi-Fi device.

Although people use high-speed cellular modems to browse the Internet, there will come a time when these devices will enable vehicles to do much more than one can imagine. Dashboards will turn into screens that display movies, videos and maps. These features will only be made possible through high-speed wireless Internet connections in the car.

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If you’re caught in a situation where you don’t have Wi-Fi to connect your laptop to the Internet, you could always bank on your phone’s data connection for the same.

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Most devices now have this feature. You could either use USB tethering to connect to the Internet or turn your phone into a Wi-Fi hotspot so other devices can connect.

Difference between USB tethering and creating a Wi-Fi Hotspot

USB tethering is a process by which you physically connect your smartphone to a computer with the help of a USB cable. If you use a Wi-Fi hotspot on the other hand, you can wirelessly connect your laptop to your phone’s data plan. USB tethering allows you to connect only one device to the phone’s data plan. The Wi-Fi hotspot allows you to connect more than 5 devices. Before we show you how to use both methods of tethering, let us discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each method

Advantages and disadvantages of tethering via Wi-Fi and USB cable

Tethering via USB cable is more secure in comparison to tethering via Wi-Fi. You can connect only one device so no one else will have access to your phone’s data plan. Besides, you have to physically connect the phone to the laptop using a USB cable, so no one else can share your phone’s Internet connectivity.

Tethering via USB cable is not as easy as Wi-Fi tethering. You have to configure both devices to set up the connection. You will have to download and run software from both devices in order to establish Internet connectivity on your laptop. Lastly, your laptop has to be within the reach of your phone, because the two are connected with a cable.

Wi-Fi tethering is simple for beginners. You only need to follow a series of straightforward steps to wirelessly connect your laptop/tablet to the phone’s Internet plan. There are no wires involved and no need for downloading any software. The only drawbacks are that your phone battery discharges quickly and the connection remains insecure. You could of course use a strong password to protect your Wi-Fi hotspot from being identified and used by unknown devices.

Other considerations

Although it’s convenient to be able to connect to the Internet on the go, using the phone’s data plan on the laptop could potentially max out your data limit. Some carriers don’t even permit you to wirelessly connect other devices to the phone’s data plan. Others charge you a fee. Since we have now addressed the pros and cons of both methods, you can choose one that suits you best and follow the instructions given below.

Tethering your Android Phone to your laptop with a USB cable:

1. Use the USB cable to connect the phone to the laptop.
2. Go to the Settings app on your phone
3. Select Mobile hotspot and tethering
4. Turn on USB Tethering and look for the connection icon on the notification bar.
5. Those using Windows XP will have to download and install the “tetherxp.inf” file on their laptops.

Using an app for tethering the phone to the laptop

• Visit Google Play to download and install the app PdaNet+ on the phone.
• Visit the PdaNet site on your laptop to download the corresponding software for your particular machine.
• Now go to Settings on your Phone and click on About Device
• Go to Build Number and tap it 7 times to get into developer mode.

Getting into Developer Mode

• Go back to Settings and click on Developer Options

Using Developer Options

• Turn on USB debugging.

Turning On USB debugging

• Now connect your phone to your laptop with the USB cable.
• Next, go to your PdaNet+ app on the phone and click on Activate USB Mode

Activating USB Mode

• After this, go to the PdaNet+ icon on your laptop and right click to connect.

Connecting your phone to your laptop via Wi-Fi Hotspot

• Go to Settings on your phone and click on Mobile Hotspot and Tethering.
• Select Mobile Hotspot and turn it on.
• Now look up your list of available Wi-Fi networks on your computer.
• Select the network and key in your Hotspot password to start browsing.
• Once you establish the connection, you’ll see a notification on your phone.

Every device is structured uniquely but the steps are the same for all Android smartphones.

On another note

If you’d like to monitor the speed of your Internet connection, you could try using the Wi-Fi Patrol speed test app. It’s a powerful tool that allows you to check and control the speed of your network. You can also use it to share information about your network speed with others.

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Don't use Bluetooth, only charge an empty battery, etc. People believe a lot of things about smartphone batteries. Many of them aren't true. Read on to learn more.

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There’s a lot of perceived wisdom out there about smartphone batteries and how best to use them. It's understandable because battery life tends to be one of the biggest bugbears that smartphone users have. Unfortunately, a lot of that is stuff that was true for older batteries no longer makes sense. Even worse, some of it was quite simply never true. So, if you're doing any of the following things, you can stop. It is not doing what you think it is doing.

Did you know these battery-related things are all myths?

Never leave your phone on to charge all night

The myth here seems to be that it will somehow overload the battery and even make it explode. In reality, it's not a big deal. This was true of older models but is not an issue with modern batteries. These things are called smartphones for a reason. Your device will recognise when it is fully charged and simply stop charging.

Wait until your battery is completely empty before you charge it again

This is also a common, but wrong, belief. It’s another one of the things that was once true but is no longer applicable to modern phones. In the olden days, batteries that were charged when only partially empty would start to believe that was their total capacity, meaning that battery life would get shorter and shorter. However, the only batteries that did that were nickel-based batteries. These days we use lithium ion batteries in our smartphones, and here's the good news, new model batteries just don't do that.

Nowadays, it's actually much better to keep some amount of charge on your battery at all times. All batteries have a limited number of charge cycles before they will be irreparably kaput. When your phone completely runs out of battery and dies, that’s one cycle gone. It will become unstable if you let it empty completely too many times.

Don't use your phone while it is plugged in to charge

The belief is that this will cause the battery to overheat while you usage output is sucking power as fast as the battery can input charge. This one isn't a total myth. It's probably not a good idea to use your phone while it is plugged into a dodgy knock-off charger, but with official chargers and reputable off-brand chargers, you should be absolutely fine.

Having a bunch of apps running will quickly drain your battery

Nope. It's understandable that people continue to believe this, For starters it makes sense on your laptop, so why wouldn't it on your phone? Right? Wrong. Apps that are open but unused don't really put any strain on your device. What does put strain on it is reopening them all the next time you want to use them.

Shutting all your apps won’t improve battery life

You can save a lot of battery by turning off things like WiFi, Bluetooth and location services

Again, this used to be true, but shockingly enough, manufacturers do actually try to fix the things that were an issue in earlier models. So now the benefit you may receive from this is only minimal. Don't bother activating flight mode in a bid to extend your dying battery's lifespan.

Don’t bother switching on airplane mode to save power

Location services aren’t as power-hungry as you think

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Want to connect a new device to your phone's Wi-Fi network but can't remember your password? Perhaps you'd like to share your phone's data connection with your pal.

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Retrieving your Wi-Fi passwords

Why bother typing in a password each time you need to connect to the net when your phone could do all the hard work for you? Since your phone maintains a log of saved Wi-Fi passwords you could use your file manager to retrieve forgotten passwords. One of the most important things you ought to know before following the instructions given below is that your device has to be rooted. Firmware privacy won't give you easy access to saved passwords. Unless you root your device, you won’t be able to search for your passwords and SSID’s.

Using file manager to retrieve passwords

1. Go to Google Play and download a free file manager app like ES File Explorer. You could also use WiFi Key Recovery if you choose.
2. After installation, open the ES File Explorer app and click on the menu icon, right next to the Home tab (top left hand corner of the screen).

ES File Explorer Menu
3. Navigate to Device and then open the System folder. Inside the System folder you will find another folder named etc

Finding the etc Folder
4. Click on that folder and look for the Wifi folder

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Locating the Wifi Folder
5. Open the wifi folder and click on the wpa_supplicant.conf file. You'll have to select a text reader from the options you're given.

Retrieving passwords from wpa_supplicant.conf

6. You'll see a list of all your saved SSID's and passwords once the text reader opens.

Using old passwords

Although you'll be able to retrieve saved passwords using this method, the retrieved password may be of no use if the administrator has changed the password. So the next time you visit your favourite coffee-shop only to discover you can't login with the old password, you'll probably have to ask the staff for the new one.

Importance of securing your devices

Since there are new and improved technologies available to retrieve passwords, it's important to protect your device from snoopers.

If you're concerned about Internet security and Wi-Fi passwords, connect to a VPN. Android devices support VPN connections. It protects both your home Wi-Fi and your mobile data connections. You should also consider changing your SSID name to hide your home Wi-Fi network from others. When you change the network name, all devices connected to that network will lose connectivity. You will have to re-connect each device to the network with the new network name.

If you want to connect a device to your cellular data connection, use a USB cable to establish the connection. It's a more secure way to connect your phone to a tablet/computer.

Lastly, it's a good idea to monitor your Wi-Fi network speed occasionally. It will help you determine whether there are any network faults in your neighbourhood. WiFi Patrol is a good app for this purpose. It lets you monitor and control the speed of your Wi-Fi network. It also alerts you when the speed drops.

If you know how to set up and secure your Wi-Fi connections, you can have the world in the palm of your hands. Check out our post on creating strong Wi-Fi passwords. It will help you beef up your network security.

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Have you been using DataSync only to discover that your battery is dying early? The good news is that you can make a few changes to your device to help your battery last longer.

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DataSync allows you to transfer and share data between your devices. Syncing multiple devices has never been this fast. The only drawback is that it kills your battery. Before figuring out how to prevent DataSync from draining your battery, let’s understand how DataSync works.

An overview of DataSync

DataSync offers you a very easy way to sync your contacts, documents, music and apps with all your Android devices. This makes it easier for you to have access to all your data, regardless of the device you choose to use. DataSync is designed to work over WiFi networks, Dropbox, Box, and Drive. Should you decide to use cloud storage like Dropbox, you’ll have access to your data/files no matter where you go.

Syncing your devices

The setup is pretty quick. You have to first install DataSync on your device. One thing to note is that your device has to be rooted so that you get the most out of this app. If you install the free version of DataSync you’ll have to manually select the apps you’d like to sync. But if you opt for the DataSync+ version, you’ll automatically have the opportunity to use AutoSync.

To configure Dropbox, Box or Drive:

1. After installing DataSync, select the Menu Key and hit Settings.
2. Scroll until you find Box, Dropbox or Drive and select the one you’d like to use
3. Upon selection you’ll be redirected to the service’s page
4. Login to your account and press Allow to sync

Dropbox Authorization Page

Syncing your files with DataSync via Dropbox:

1. Click on the drop-down menu on the top left corner of the App and select ‘Individual’.

Setting up DataSync

1. Select the app you want to sync
2. Next, click the double-arrow button (sync button). You should see the Dropbox icon under cloud services.

Configuring cloud settings for DataSync

1. Select Dropbox and then choose a sync direction. You’ll see 3 options: Automatic Two Way, Force Upload and Force Download. In this case we’ll choose upload because we want to transfer data from our apps to Dropbox.

Selecting the Sync direction

1. After the sync is complete, you’ll be able to login to your Dropbox account from another browser to determine whether your uploads were successful.

DataSync and your battery

If you set DataSync to AutoSync, the good news is that you’ll be able to receive constant updates or messages from your accounts. So whether you’re using Facebook, Twitter, Gmail or Yahoo, you’ll receive frequent notifications as and when updates occur. Updates generally happen every 5 minutes. If you have a data control widget for your device, you can increase this time from 5 minutes to 30 minutes or more.

The bad news is that AutoSync sucks up battery power. There’s no denying it. If you do however, set your apps to sync less often, you’ll almost double your battery life. Another thing to keep in mind is to turn AutoSync off if you’ve got limited data usage. Manually sync instead, when you want to upload and download data to all other devices.

Improving battery performance

Apart from manually syncing data, you can adjust the brightness on your device to help your battery last longer. Also try to avoid leaving your device plugged in after it has been charged 100%. If you don’t it could have a negative impact on the device.

Lastly, look at your device’s display settings. It will help you identify how much power is being used for the screen and the backlight.

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