This is a question about android phones (although maybe it isn't even specific to androids). My phone is maybe a couple of years old. I use it daily for lots of things (internet and calls and texts ). It has been a good phone. I noticed in the last 6 months or so that it will have very very slow uptake: for example; I use skype to phone Internationally a lot; typing in the phone number it will hesitate on the numbers and be so slow sometimes it won't register I have typed in numbers. (actually this is more when I type into conference calls - not really for individual calls). Also the screen wouldn't change to rotate sometimes for the calls with skype or the key pad would show up only on a portion of the page and not be centred so I could see all the numbers (this is for skype calling - not on the normal phone call number display pad).
About 3-4 months ago I got a flip phone (dumb phone) to use instead of the android in hopes of me using my phone less. I moved (or thought I moved) my micro usb chip over to the dumb phone ( along with public mobile sim card)... I still used the android for wifi based internet and skype calls. I noticed that a notification kept popping up saying that "my data is not backed up" and "storage space running out". So, I moved the micro usb chip back into the android. But, I am still getting these notifications saying I don't have any storage space, data isn't backed up. And, now, I can barely play my music program (spotify) without the music just quitting after a couple of songs. Is it just that my phone is crapping out and time for a new one... or? Maybe I inserted the micro usb in wrong or have some setting adjusted incorrectly.?
It is an LG q6 phone by the way. OK, if you are still reading this, bravo, and thank you for any tips.
