Samsung’s smartphones have always been known for average battery life, so the brand trying to change that image. To make your smartphone’s battery last longer, Samsung has added a new feature in One UI called “Sleeping apps”. This feature not only saves battery but also keeps the smartphone running smoothly. But as we say, not everything is perfect, so if you want to disable sleeping apps on Samsung Galaxy phones, then in this read we’ll help you with it.

What is the Sleeping apps Feature in Samsung Galaxy Smartphones?

The sleeping apps feature is one of the many battery optimization features baked into One UI. It puts apps on sleep mode which are not used frequently on your Samsung phone. The OS automatically identifies such apps and adds them to the sleeping apps list or deep sleep list. The apps in the deep sleeping list cannot run any background activities

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Privacy breaches have become a curse of the digital world, as multiple times apps and devices are found to be tracking or spying on s. Thankfully, on Android phones, you can disable or turn off the camera and mic sensor in one click, to add another layer of privacy. In this article, we will find out the ways to turn off the camera and mic sensors. Meanwhile, you can also learn to Find Apps Using Mic, Camera, and Location on Windows.

How to Disable Camera and Mic in a Single Click on Android

With Android 12 Google introduced the one-click solution to disable the camera and mic and cut off their access to all apps and services. However, we have a workaround for older phones as well. Read on as we discuss the two ways to turn off the camera and mic on any Android phone.

Turn off the Camera

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Samsung’s implementation of the Memory Extension feature is called RAM Plus, which adds virtual RAM at the cost of a few GBs of your phone’s storage. It was supposed to improve performance, but in reality, turns things worse. The allocated storage space, can’t be recovered unless the RAM Plus feature is disabled. To add to the worse, One UI 4, didn’t allow disabling RAM Plus, fret not as this guide will help you disable RAM Plus and regain lost storage on One UI 4 and One UI 5.

Methods to Disable Ram Plus on Samsung Galaxy Phones (One UI 4 and 5)

After many user requests, Samsung has added the feature to disable RAM Plus from the settings, in One UI 5. However, the option is still missing on older devices running One UI 4, the best you can do is reduce the RAM Plus size to 2 GB. But

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At times, you may want to replace the original audio of a video with music or voice-over. Thankfully we can do it by following some simple steps on our smartphones. Nowadays in social media where video upload and streaming are at their peak, we see new creators emerging every now and then. So removing and editing sound from any video is the need of the hour. In this article, let’s have a quick look at how to remove sound from video and add new audio on your Android phone.

Methods to Remove Audio from Video and Add New Audio

Removing or replacing the audio from a video is as easy as pie, be it on Android. All you need to do is download a suitable video editing app, follow the steps, and you’re good to go. Below we have curated a list of the best apps that can help you

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Google Pixel phones are loved for two reasons, the camera performance, and the software features baked into them while keeping them as clean as possible. One such useful feature is to automatically switch to a different sound profile, based on location or WiFi to help you focus on your work, while at the office, or any other location. In this read, we will discuss how to set it up, on your Google Pixel phone.

Steps to Create a Rule on Pixel to Switch Sound Profile Based on Location

With the help of Rules introduced with Android 10 on Google Pixel phones, you can switch to a different sound profile as soon as you connect to a specific WiFi or visit a specific location. Follow the below mentioned steps to learn how to setup Rules on Pixel Phones.

1. Go to Settings on your Google Pixel phone, and navigate to System

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