Adjust volume more easily on Android
There are multiple uses for the Android volume button other than just turning the volume down, and of course the button is very important as it can be used when the phone is in an emergency or want to share something like a screenshot of the power screen. A lot of people don’t think about what happens if the button is pressed continuously and don’t think about the damage, even though at this point the power and volume buttons are damaged from being pressed too often. Smartphones are good in internal systems, but the little buttons still can’t do it as well as they can to avoid damage, however the phone can definitely be damaged and it will only take time and there will definitely be something unusual about the phone .
Android phones are different from iPhones which are more about security for only one user, while Android, even if the phone does everything it is, some kind of encryption, PIN etc, is firmware and makes the phone like again New. In contrast to the iPhone and all Apple products that offer special synchronizations (iClouds), these go directly inside the system and cannot be solved via Flash, but by removing the internal components and this requires special skills. It is the same with the power button on Android, if it is damaged, you have to dismantle the case and repair it again if there is a problem.
Sometimes people don’t think about the broken volume button because the user can change the volume through the phone’s settings. And here I am sharing a dedicated application to make changing the volume easier and faster than going to the profile settings. This application is called Volume manager which has been growing for a long time and fully supports all existing volumes. Examples like media volume, calls, notifications, and others. In addition, direct profiles that can be used directly are also supported, such as Silent, vibrating and general.
The best is the app Volume Manager is free and there are no advertisements inside the application. Small in size and with a minimalist look and feel, this application makes the best of the others in my opinion as users are not confused looking for the menu that is there. All menus are grouped into one section, which can make it easier for users to organize. Here are some screenshots from the Volume Manager.
A very minimalist appearance and requires little memory doesn’t make a phone slowbecause I tried it myself on a phone with 256MB of RAM and didn’t find it slow at all when playing with the music player application. Not only is this application intended for cell phones that have the volume buttons broken, but any cell phone can use it properly and avoid the volume buttons from being broken by constant use. There is also a special widget in the Volume Manager that can be applied to the home screen and make sure you install it in the internal storage for the widget to run properly. To download, please click on the banner below.
The Volume Manager application requires Android 2.2 and above and is a very small size of 800 KB. The rate of this application has hit 4.2, previously I saw it was 4 a few months ago and now it has increased dramatically from installing Volume Manager. Some phones support widgets, but some cannot and this is due to different Android versions. However, there are other options than just widgets, namely Shorchut, its use is the same as widgets, just more minimalistic or just in the form of icons. Download it now and minimize the use of the volume buttons so it doesn’t crash in the future.
Hopefully useful and good luck
