How to stop crashing: ReFR3Sh and SPeed up your Smartphone iPhone & iPad

There are many things you can do to sharpen your iPhone or iPad performance, including this simple refreshing trick

We all once have a time when our iPhone or iPad stops responding, gets very slow or the app does not fit properly. Of course there is the usual attack route. You can upgrade iOS when there is a new update, by launching "Settings", go to "General", and tap "Software Update". This should make sure the device runs in a generally slick way. The same applies to apps: update regularly to keep it clean like a whistle. Meanwhile, buggy apps, or apps that are not running smoothly, are usually flagged on the App Store thanks to angry anger of disgruntled users. Look for the low rank and get it right. If an app repeatedly crashes or crashes, it can be removed - just hold the home button, wait for the app to shake, and hit the "X" button above the problem app - and reinstall it for no cost.

How to stop crashing: ReFR3Sh and SPeed up your Smartphone iPhone and iPad

However, when stopping all apps or restarting your device can usually resolve this issue, this is often a long way to restart your device properly. Fortunately, there is a better way to use the tricks that are on all iOS devices. This trick really refreshes your iPhone or iPad's memory, giving it a new life. In my experience using this tactic has increased the speed of my iPhone and fixes any app that refuses to load and will work with all iOS versions, down to iOS 9.2 and beyond. Here's how to do it.

First, make sure your phone is unlocked, because this trick will not work otherwise. Next, you need to press and hold the power button for a few seconds until you get the Slide to Power Off screen. You usually use this to turn off your phone, so you can turn it back on and turn it on again. However, at this time, do not touch the slides and, instead, release your finger from the power button.

Now, press and hold the Home button and stay depressed. After a few seconds, your phone will return to the iOS home screen. It may feel as if nothing much has happened yet, but your phone or tablet will refresh its memory and all damaged apps or slowdowns should be fixed. Notice, if when pressing the home button down you just got the Siri prompt, this is because your device is locked when you press the power button. Unlock your phone and repeat these instructions and you will be able to make it work.

If you find that this little tip does not fix your problem, you still have the usual methods to try. You can hold the power button, slide it to turn off and then turn on your phone to reset it. If that does not fix the app, you can double-tap the home button to open the task switch, swipe the app to close it; try reloading the app If that does not work, you can uninstall the app (press and hold the icon on the home screen, then tap on the cross) and reinstall it. My guess is you do not have to do all that, because memory refreshment takes care of most problems.