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How to remedy these five annoying Android issues that a restart won't cure

How to remedy these five annoying Android issues that a restart won’t cure

Posted on July 30, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Fix what ails your phone.

Just like your PC or Mac, a lot of what ails your Android phone can be fixed with a simple restart. Laggy navigation, crashing apps, and system quirks can be cleared easily that way. But some maladies need more than a restart. Here’s how to remedy those peskier problems.  

Bluetooth devices won’t connect

If you own an Android phone—especially a Pixel or a Galaxy—you’ve encountered this: The Bluetooth device that you were using yesterday simply won’t connect anymore. You could try toggling the Bluetooth switch, but even if that works it’ll likely be a temporary fix.
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