DROID Tricks: The Top List

Want to see a list of very helpful DROID tricks? So you won’t have to search for them yourself, we put together a great list. Some of the tricks on the list you may have heard of, and hopefully others you won’t have yet. Either way, the main purpose here is to show you the most advantageous tricks you can perform with a smartphone. This should help you to make your experience with your DROID even better!

No sense waiting any more… the DROID Tricks are here:

1. DROID Battery Life Optimization– Push the DROID’s home button and then choose MENU. After the menu comes up, choose ADD then choose WIDGETS and choose POWER CONTROL.
Turn off functions of your phone with this widget to help save your battery’s life while performing many of the daily activities that will normally waste your battery if you do not need to have them on. Examples of functions it controls are GPS, screen brightness, Wi-fi etc.

3. DROID APPS Fast Launch– Press down the HOME button and you will see a top 6 list of the applications that have been used most recently. Save yourself quite a bit of time if you have many
applications for your DROID.

3. Conceal DROID Keypad– Flick your finger downwards when the touch keypad comes up on your screen to remove it from view, and if you need it again, just tap on a field on the screen another time.

4. Watch DROID High Resolution Video’s– While a video on a site is being watched you simply tap the MENU button, tap the MORE field, then tap the WATCH IN HIGH QUALITY and notice the quality difference it makes!

5. DROID Picture Saving– Have a picture you think is great, or maybe one that you received on your phone from someone or that you took. To save it, just hold and press the picture with your finger until up pops a menu where you can save it. Make sure that the best option is chosen for where you would like to save the picture to.

Want to see even more DROID tricks?, then visit iPhone-DROID to find the best advice on the Motorola DROID for you.

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