3 Reasons Why Your iPhone Is Slow

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3 Reasons Why Your iPhone Is Slow Does your iPhone working slowly, you are unable to open or close any apps? When our smartphone doesn’t work normally this is a frustrating and we need fix it. I found some helpful tips which if you will apply then you can easily fix these kinds of issues from your iPhones.

1. Not Enough Space The First and main reason behind a slow iPhone is the very less storage space. So how your iPhone comes to this point of storage space? Let me guess you have taken 300 pictures on your vacations out of which many of them are not very important. But they all are using space of your iPhone storage. Each iPhone’s storage capacity is measured by GB some of them have 16 GB and some of them 512 GB. Any kind of files movies you downloaded, photos, videos and music – use storage space and that’s why you have less storage space your iPhone starts getting slow. This is because we need some good number of free gigabytes to function better.

How to Fix it: I have some good news for your less storage space iPhone which will make it back to work again normally & fast. First you need to find out which files are using mostly of your iPhone storage space to do this head over to your ‘Settings’ > ‘General’ > ‘Usage’ > and finally ‘Manage Storage’. Select the files which are not very important and then delete them and if you think some of them are important then you have a second option iCloud, apple gives you to store or backup your iPhone data to iCloud. So that you must have access to them whenever you want those files again. So, you are thinking how much storage space you need to keep your iPhone in an excellent working mode. The best is 10% of your iPhone storage space example like you have


16 Gb storage capacity, try to leave around 1.5 GB of storage unused for better performance.

2. Outdated Software Like the same way as of everything in life, your iPhone’s performance can change drastically as its ages. While some speculate this is Apple strategy to make you purchase newer iPhone model, Apple claims they sometimes slow the old iPhone models to preserve the phone, keeping the iPhone from shutting down due to an old aged battery. If your iPhone is old enough, it may be suffering the rage of Apple’s strange preservation methods, but it doesn’t mean there is no hope for you in this issue.

How to Fix it: Before you head over to your nearest Apple store and buy a new iPhone as a replacement of older version, first check if your model has any software updates available. You can check this for any applicable software updates by going to your ‘Settings’ then ‘General’ and ‘Software Update’. If there’s no software updates for your model, then you are cheated. No, I am just kidding. If there is an update available, go ahead and install it. If there’s no applicable update for your iPhone, you can keep try to fix it or contact directly Apple to check if there could be any issue with your iPhone model software.

3. Too Many Apps Running Do your really need to open WhatsApp, Candy crush and Temple run at the same time right now? If your answer is yes, then you are one of world’s best multitasker man I know. So many apps we use daily and these apps are running in background even if we are not using them. So, this might be another reason your iPhone slow performance.


How to Fix it: To prevent overheating of your iPhone (being over you in general), delete you cache and memory every month, if you are not using an app then go to setting and uninstall that app from your iPhone. This will not only give your freer space in your iPhone but if it was that app which is running in background, you should see the difference in your iPhone performance after deleting it. While we are taking about uninstalling apps, turning off automatic updates of apps can also increase your Apple iPhone working performance speed by lessening those annoying background processes.


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