Category: Technology

In this post we will be looking at how to screen record on Samsung, Which Models Support Screen Record on Samsung and The Feature Samsung Screen Recorder.

INTRODUCTION.

Your videos will be saved in whatever the default location for photos and videos is on your phone. Depending on your settings and Samsung model, this can be Google Photos, the Gallery app, or the My Files app. Through these apps, you can then edit or share the screen recordings like you would any other video. For example, you can trim off the start and end of the clip so viewers don’t see you fiddling around in the notifications panel. Samsung phones and every Android phone includes a screen recorder. You may use it for video recording in almost any app. However, some apps, such as Netflix. Although using Netflix is simple, specific tips and tactics can optimize your viewing experience. You can easily do screen recording on any Samsung handset running on the “Android 9-pie” or more. It means that the screen recorder will work on all Samsung devices that own Samsung one UI. Not all the apps and screens allow screen recordings or screenshots. The screen recording feature is available and works fine on all Samsung Galaxy phones such as Galaxy A (A10, A20, A30 to A80), Galaxy S8 and S8+, Galaxy Note 8 + 9, and other old smartphones that have pie updates.                   

HOW TO SCREEN RECORD ON SAMSUNG.                                                                 If you want to take a screenshot or screen recording, you will need to enable the feature of Samsung’s recording on your device.

1. The Feature Samsung Screen Recorder: To use this feature, you need to consider the steps we describe below:
2. Enter the notification panel by swiping down from the top of a mobile screen, then slide down once more to activate the “Quick Settings” page. If the screen recording feature is already activated, it will be shown on this page.
3. If it isn’t already present, tap the pencil symbol on the bottom-left side. This allows you to change which icons appear on the page. (Remember that on some Samsung devices, you may need to hit a three-dot symbol before choosing “Button Order.”)
4. Tap & drag the “Screen Record” options to the top edge of the screen from the open menu. This will make it show in the Quick Settings.
5. Simply touch the Screen Record button once it appears. You’ll be asked if you want to add audio & if you just want your clicks to be highlighted – after you choose and touch “Start,” the recording will begin.

•  Steps to Customize Screen Recorder: If you are looking for how to customize or edit the screen recorder setting, this portion will give you two better insights about the customization.
• Customized Using Quick Setting
• First of all, swipe down to the mobile screen to access the quick setting of your mobile, and then tap on the “Screen Recorder”.
• Now click on preferred “Video and Sound” quality; tap on the option “Done”.
• Customized by Using Advanced Setting
• Firstly, head into the mobile setting option. Click on Advanced Features.
• Click on “Screenshots & Screen Recorder.”
• hen press “Screen recorder settings.”
• Now select among Selfie video size and Sound/video quality options.

•  Steps to Add Screen Recorder Icon to Quick Panel
• First, click on the “Play store” search box and type “Screen Recorder.” 
• Install the Screen recorder. Click open.
• Now, move to a mobile notification status bar option and click on the three dots.

In this post we will be looking at How to Clear Cache in Windows and MacBook Laptops or PC and how to clear the browser cache on a PC.

INTRODUCTION

If your laptop has become slow or is consuming more storage, then it could be because of cache files. Cache is a temporarily stored data file that helps your computer to speed up the process. These are the data that are stored when you had run a program the previous time. This is done so that if you are launching the program again then it won’t take much time to launch and in processing. But the cache files make your laptop slow and consume some storage. You can delete them without any hesitation as they are temporary files and won’t affect anything on your PC. Let’s know how you can delete the cache files on a Windows or Mac laptop.

HOW TO CLEAR CACHE IN WINDOWS LAPTOP.

Cache can be cleared on a Windows laptop in two ways – via Disk Cleanup and Storage settings. Here’s how to use both methods to clean temporary cache files on a Windows laptop.

1. Using Disk Cleanup App
2. Open your desktop, click on the Start menu, and then type ‘Disk Cleanup’
3. Press Enter and a pop-up window will appear.
4. Make sure that the pop window’s name is Disk Cleanup for (C:). Once confirmed, select the temporary files. You can also mark other files accordingly.
5. Click OK and all the marked files will be cleared within a few seconds from your windows laptop.

• Using Storage Settings
• Go to Windows Settings on your PC. You can press Windows key + I to open the option faster.
• Click on System and find the storage option on the left menu.
• Open the Storage menu and on the right side of the screen, click on Configure Storage Sense or Run it Now.
• Now, a new screen will appear where you will have to tick the Delete temporary files box.
• At the bottom, click on Clean Now and all your temporary files will be removed.

HOW TO CLEAR CACHE ON A MACBOOK

Deleting a cache file on a Mac laptop isn’t that easy and it will take more steps. However, once the temporary files are cleared, your computer will become faster. Here’s how you can delete the cache files on a Mac laptop/PC.

• On the top left corner of your home screen, click on the Go option in the finder section.
• Scroll below and click on the Go to Folder option.
• Now, type Library/Caches/.
• Select all subfolders in the Cache section and delete them.
• Don’t forget to delete all the files from the bin as well.

That’s it, your temporary files have been deleted from your Mac laptop.

HOW TO CLEAR THE BROWSER CACHE ON A PC.

When you browse through the internet and visit different sites, your browser saves several contents and data in temporary storage. This temporary storage is called “cache”. To get rid of the fluff you should clear the cache from time to time. In the following step by step guides we will show you how to achieve that in the different browsers on your pc.

1. How to clear the cache in Microsoft Edge: When Websites are not loaded with the latest data, it could be because you have to delete cached files, in order to let the browser, download new data. To empty the cache, you can follow one of the instructions below:
2. Press the keys [Ctrl], [Shift] and [Del].
3. A new Window opens. Select the option “temporary services and files”.
4. Confirm your selection by clicking on the “delete” button.

• How to clear the cache in Opera: To delete the cache from the Opera browser, you can follow one of the following instructions. Similar to other browsers you can delete the cache with a keyboard-shortcut. The following instruction shows how to do it step by step.
• Press the keys [Ctrl], [Shift] and [del] on your Keyboard. A new window opens, where you can setup the options to delete the cache.
• Select the period “since installation”, to empty the whole browser cache.
• Check the Option “Images and Files in Cache”.
• Confirm your settings, by clicking the button “delete browser data”.
• Refresh the page.

• How to clear the cache in Internet Explorer 11: Like in most other Browsers you can access the browser cache delete-options for IE 11 in different ways.
• Press the [Ctrl], [Shift] and [Del] Key together. A Popup-Window opens. “Delete browser history”.
• Remove all checks except the selection “Temporary Internet files and website files”.
• Click on the Button “Delete” to empty the browser cache. In comparison to other browsers there is no option to select the time period. You’ll delete all cache data.
• Reload the page.

• How to clear the cache in Mozilla Firefox: If some websites cause issues when loading or don’t show updated contents, it’s possible that it’s because of the cache. Get to know, how to delete the cache in the browser Mozilla Firefox. For deleting the browser cache with a shortcut in Firefox please follow these steps:
• Press following keys at once: [Ctrl], [Shift] and [Del]. A Popup opens with the title “Clear recent history”.
• In the dropdown menu, you can define the time range you want to delete the cache. You have the following options: last hour, last two hours, last four hours, today or all.
• To delete all data, select “All” from the dropdown-menu…
• Afterwards, click on the arrow next to “Details” and toggle the different possibilities to choose which data should be deleted. If you want to delete only the cache, then only mark the checkbox next to “Cache”.
• With a click on the button “clear now” you delete the cache.
• Reload the site afterwards.

• How to clear the cache in Google Chrome: The fastest way to get rid of the cache data in Google Chrome is the option “Clear Browser cache”. You can access this function with the following shortcut:
• Press the keys [Ctrl], [Shift] and [Del]. Be sure you press all the keys at once.
• A new window opens: “Clear Browser cache”.
• Here you can select in the upper dropdown-menu, for which time period you want to delete the cache data. You can select between “last hour”, “last day”, “last week”, “last four weeks” or “all”.
• If you want to delete all cache date, select “all”.
• Check the box in front of “Images and Files in Cache”.
• Submit your selection by clicking the “Delete Browser data” Button.
• Reload your site.

In this post we will be looking at the meaning of cache and how to clear browser and App cache on iPhone.

INTRODUCTION

Browsing through various different websites and using interned-based apps on your iPhone tend to generate data called ‘cache’ which is stored directly into the internal memory. Although this data helps in reducing the tasks of loading the apps or websites’ resources from scratch, it can sometimes act as a bottleneck to your storage, especially on iPhones with storage capacity as low as 64GB. That said, to prevent running into any performance issues, you can easily get rid of the cached data on iPhone and enjoy more storage space for apps and media files. Here’s a quick guide on how to clear app-based and browser cache on your iPhone.

WHAT IS A CACHE?

Cache is the temporary storage of some data: parts of a website or image from the last time you visited, for example. It’s content from a website that is stored on your phone during a browser session to help the browser perform faster the next time you visit that page. Cache data can slow down your phone’s browsing performance since it takes up storage space in your device, so it’s good to clear it out regularly.

HOW TO CLEAR BROWSER CACHE ON IPHONE

Over a period of time, the browser cache can end up taking too much of your internal memory. Removing such cache memory can give you some precious storage for more apps and media files. Here’s how to clear the cache on various browsers available on iOS.

1. Safari: Clearing cache on Apple’s own inbuilt browser can be done through the settings app, just like other apps on iOS. Here’s the step-by-step process.
2. Go to your iPhone’s Settings: Open the Settings app on your iPhone to delete the cache in Safari. Keep in mind that this will close all open tabs in Safari and will likely log you out of any websites, prompting you to sign in again.
3. Select Safari: In Settings, scroll down until Safari comes up, tap on it to select it.
4. Find a button for Clear History and Website Data: Scroll down through the Safari options, until you find a button for Clear History and Website Data.
5. Confirm by pressing Clear History and Data: A confirmation will appear, press Clear History and Data to confirm. After confirming, the cache and cookies are deleted from your iPhone, but your autofill information should still be on your device.

Do note that as the option suggests, all your browser history along with cache and cookies will be removed as well. However, autofill data will still remain in place.                                                                     

• Google Chrome: Clearing cache on Google Chrome for iPhone is a bit different than Safari. As it’s a third-party app, we can utilize the in-app settings to remove the cache as well has cookies and browser history. The process is as follows.
• Head over to Google Chrome app on your iOS device
• Next, tap on the ‘3-dot’ menu present on the bottom right corner
• Now from the options appearing over there, tap on ‘History’
• Here you can select the time range of the data to be removed. Once done, there would be an option called ‘Clear browsing data’ at the bottom. Select it.
• Confirm the prompt and all your cached data, media and files will be removed

• Microsoft Edge: Microsoft Edge is yet another popular browser on iOS. Being a third-party app, removing the website cache can be done by going through various options. Here’s the step-by-step guide.
• Open Microsoft Edge on your iPhone
• Tap on the ‘3-dot’ menu at the bottom right corner
• Now select the ‘Settings’ option
• Next tap on the ‘Privacy’ option
• Within the privacy settings, select the top most option called ‘Clear browsing data
• Now checkmark the ‘cache’ option along with other types of data you want to remove from Edge browser such as history, cookies and saved passwords
• Finally, hit the ‘Clear browsing data’ button at the bottom
• It’ll ask for a confirmation prompt so select the ‘Clear’ option
• With that, all your cache and other data will be removed from the browser

HOW TO CLEAR APP CACHE ON IPHONE

There are a couple of methods to remove app cache on iPhone. This is how they work:

1. Removing temporary app data: Some apps on iOS allow you to clear cache from the settings apps itself by click of a button. But to make this come into effect, the particular app needs to be launched at least once in order to clear its cache.
2. Open the ‘Settings’ app on your iPhone
3. Scroll through the Settings and find the app you want to clear the cache of
4. Select the app and once again scroll to the bottom of the page
5. Now here you’ll find a toggle named ‘Clear temp data on next start’
6. Turn it on and launch that particular app from the home screen to get rid of its cache.

Alternatively, you can also search for the app name within the settings itself to avoid the hassle of scrolling through the settings app.

• Through the offload option

Another way of getting rid of some cache and freeing up some space on your iPhone is by using the offload option on certain supported apps. This option isn’t exactly an alternative to removing the app cache but rather deletes the app and gets rid of the temporary and hidden storage space taken up by the app. Moreover, all the user data and documents such as media files are not removed using this option but instead are stored in an archive. There’s the procedure for using the offload option.

• Head over to the ‘Settings’ app on your iOS device
• Scroll down to the ‘General’ settings
• Now tap on the ‘iPhone storage’ option
• Here you’ll find an extensive list of third-party apps. Select the one which you want to clear the cache of
• Once the app storage page opens, here you’ll find an option called ‘Offload App’
• Tap on it and confirm the prompt to offload the app from your iPhone

With that done, you’ll gain back some storage space. Now you can go ahead and reinstall that app from the App Store and start afresh. All the data will be restored once the installation i

In this post we will be looking at the meaning of cache, How to Clear the Cache on Android Devices and Benefits of Clearing Cache on Android.

INTRODUCTION.

Your Android phone’s limited storage can fill up quickly. And one cause of this that’s easy to overlook is the stored information that apps regularly create to run at their best. These temporary data files are known as a cache; a fair chunk of your Android phone’s storage space might be filled up with cache files. Your apps and web browser store bits of information to speed up your experience using them. Over time, your phone may collect a lot of files you don’t really need. You can clear out the files to free up a little storage space on your device. Clearing cache can also help with website behavior issues. Clearing browser cache and app cache from an Android phone is a quick and easy process. Let’s take a look at what temporary app files are and how to clear cache on Android.

WHAT IS CACHED DATA?

Your phone uses the temporary data stored in cache files to quickly recall associated information when you open an app. For example, Spotify might cache your most frequently used playlists so it doesn’t have to load the full song lists from scratch each time you open them. Google Chrome might cache a large image on a website that you visit regularly, so it doesn’t have to download the image every time you open the page. A cache file is only useful to the associated program; Spotify has no use for Instagram’s cache, for example. In many cases, once an app decides the stored temporary information is no longer useful, it discards the accompanying cache files. Websites, apps, and games all make use of cache files to offer you a smoother experience. Cache isn’t only used by your Android phone—it’s also a function of desktop browsers and other software. Without cached data, your device would have to reload common images and other elements every time you accessed them, which is inefficient.

HOW TO CLEAR THE CACHE ON ANDROID DEVICES

On modern versions of Android, you need to delete the cache files for each app individually; there’s no system-wide option to clear all cache. Note that you rarely need to delete all cache across your device. In most cases, clearing the cache from a few problematic apps can resolve storage or performance issues. Follow these steps to clear cached data for an Android app. We’ve used stock Android 12 for these instructions; your device may look a bit different or use different menu names.

• Open Settings and select Storage.
• In the resulting list, tap the Apps entry (Other Apps on Android 11 and earlier). This will take you to a list of all the apps installed on your phone.
• Choose the app whose cache you want to clear. To see which apps are taking the most space, tap the three-dot menu in the top-right corner and choose Sort by size. We’ll use Chrome as an example.
• On the app’s info page, tap the Clear Cache option.

That’s all it takes to clear the cache files for any app on your Android phone. Keep in mind that if you tap Clear Storage instead, you’ll remove all data from the app. This essentially resets it to a fresh state, like you just installed the app from the Play Store. Only do this if the app is seriously misbehaving.

Older Android versions gave you the option to delete all cached files at once by going to Settings > Storage > Cached Data. From there, simply tap OK when you see the option to delete all cache files. Unfortunately, there’s no built-in way to clear all the cache on modern versions of Android, so you’ll need to repeat the above to clear the cache for multiple apps.

BENEFITS OF CLEARING CACHE ON ANDROID

Cache files are important, and you typically don’t need to mess with them. However, it’s sometimes useful to manually remove cache files from your Android phone. Here are a few ways that clearing the cache on Android can be helpful:

• In the short term, clearing cache helps you save storage space on your phone. But this is a temporary fix, since new cache files are created all the time as you use apps. If your device is so low on space that you need to clear the cache regularly, it’s probably time to upgrade to a new phone with enough storage for your needs.
• Sometimes, old cache files can become corrupted. When this happens, apps may run into performance problems. Deleting faulty cache files can solve these issues.
• In theory, old cache files can pose security and privacy threats. Web pages cached in your browser may contain sensitive information. If an unauthorized person accessed these files, they might be able to use them to obtain private details.
• If a browser or other app refuses to fetch the latest version of a page, clearing the cache can force it to update.

CONCLUTION

Clearing unused cache files on Android is a decent way to free up space temporarily and comes in handy when troubleshooting app issues. But it’s not something you should do often, or through unreliable third-party apps. Use it only as a specific tool when needed for device performance. Going further, it’s good to know the signs of poor Android performance and how to diagnose them.