Some gaming experience will help you quickly become a novice

I hope that novices will take some time to read this post carefully. I believe that the harvest will be far greater than if you spend the same time looking for software games.

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First, smart phones are not difficult, don't be intimidated by them before you understand them;


Second, if you have never used a smart phone, don't think that smart phones are very complicated. Why are they called smart phones? Smart phones are smarter than ordinary mobile phones. They can do things for you that non-smart phones can't or cannot do, and they are more humane; but smart phones are not omnipotent. Don't imagine that they can completely replace other electronic products or do everything.


Third, if you have used smartphones of other systems, such as Symbian s60, Windows Mobile, Blackberry, Palm, Symbian
uiq, Linux, etc., or you have used mobile phones of other brands with the same system, do not compare them with each other, and do not use their standards to measure other systems or brands, let alone say "xxx (system or brand) is OK, why YYY (system or brand) is not OK" and similar meaningless words without explanation.

Fourth, whether you are playing on Android or other smart phone systems, if you don't want to go to various related websites and forums to register and learn because you find it troublesome, then don't use it and use domestic copycats. But I'm afraid such people can't even understand today's high-end copycats.


Fifth, when you encounter a problem, search online first. Remember, whether it is a mobile phone or other problem, 99% of the time you will not be the first to ask. The predecessors must have left questions and answers. Not to mention that you cannot search, it is because of "search keyword mismatch" caused by your insufficient foundation, incorrect proper nouns and terminology, or inaccurate description.


Sixth, if you have just bought an Android phone or other smart phone that you have never touched before, don't rush to install software games. Suppress your excitement first, put the phone aside, and first search for various basic tutorials on the system or model on the Internet. Don't say you don't understand, just read on. In this way, you will slowly form an overall concept of the system or phone in your mind, accumulate some proprietary terms or nouns, and it will reduce many obstacles when communicating with others or asking questions or searching.


Seven, before installing third-party software games, spend a few hours looking through all the programs that come with the phone. Every menu, every function, especially the setting items under various interfaces and functions. Go in and read the optional and settable items in every menu. Functions you understand can be set according to your own preferences. If you don't understand, try not to touch them. You can refer to relevant online tutorials and set them up while watching. The purpose of this is to personalize your own mobile phone, and to familiarize yourself with various functions and settings of the mobile phone, so that there will be no obstacles when communicating with others when you have questions. You will know where the relevant functions and settings are as soon as they tell you, and you don't have to ask "Where are they set?" If you ask, it will save you trouble, and you don't have to trouble others to tell you step by step. If you ask like that, it's okay if someone is willing to answer. But if no one answers or you meet people like me who say something sarcastic to you, wouldn't you be even more unhappy?

Eight, the previous work Once done, you can search for and enjoy third-party software and games. Don't worry, spend 10 minutes searching for resources and information distribution centers such as websites, forums, blogs, and other well-known websites in the Android or smartphone system industry, and save them in word or txt documents for later use. Friends who don't have a computer at home can save it in your QQ space or blog or send yourself an email. Those who have a computer at home can also save it as a group with multiple URLs that can be opened quickly with one click, so finding resources is no longer a hassle."Finding these websites, forums and blogs" will bring you greater gains than "guerrilla hunting for software and games". Nine, find a QQ group with related systems or models. It will be much more convenient to join such a group. Chatting, asking questions or "seeing other people's questions and answers", you will make progress very quickly. Don't be a pushover when looking for resources. Don't open your mouth to ask. When you encounter a problem, don't open your mouth to ask. Again, search in advance and don't ask again if you find it.

Ten. Commonly used software on the computer, such as 91. Assistant or Wan.Dou.pod, etc., are very useful and convenient and simple software. You can choose whether to install it or which one to install according to your personal needs. I believe it will be of great help to you.


Eleven, if you don't know how to use the software after installing it on your mobile phone, don't directly ask others how to use the software. Try to understand it yourself first, just click on various functions and settings, it's not difficult.


Twelve, there are many reasons for the same question. If the answers on the Internet or the answers given by friends in the Q group cannot solve your problem, then don't say that these answers are not the answer to the question. The fact is that they are indeed the answer to the question. Just add "one" after the "answer". Even if they fail to help you solve the problem, don't say something uncomfortable or directly deny them. Say thank you and continue to find the answer that suits you -


Thirteen, for some subjective things, such as the beautification of themes, pictures, etc., don't ask everywhere, such as "Who has good-looking themes or wallpapers to share?" "Who teaches me how to beautify my phone?" Others think you look good. You may not like it, and others may not like it if you think it looks good. You think, if someone actually sends you a few messages, and you don't like them, you just say “average” or “not good-looking.” What do you think the person who sent them will be like, and will he send them to you again in the future? Therefore, it is better to find such subjective things by yourself. The use of beautification software also needs to be pondered by yourself. Major forum websites have resource areas for beautification, wallpapers, etc. You can download a few beautification software and wallpaper icons that you like, and then slowly think about it.


Fourteen, when it comes to flashing, don't ask about ROM stability. It's meaningless to ask, and don't keep saying that ROM is unstable. You should first explain what stability is. You can't even explain it yourself. This is also a very subjective question. Don't mislead others. If you really want to know how a certain ROM is, you still need to use it for a period of time after flashing. If you like it, continue Continue to use it. If you don't like it, just flash it back to the one you are used to. But after flashing it back, don't spread it around. You can only say "that ROM is not suitable for me" in general terms. You can only say "that ROM is not suitable for me" or point out the problems and bugs of this ROM with real evidence~

fifteen. If you don't have a computer foundation, it will be very difficult for you to play the machine. Don't doubt it, this is an indisputable fact. I often encounter QQ seekers like this. Because they have no computer foundation and related knowledge base, they will cause headaches such as "one problem triggers a series of problems." For example, how did you make your desktop look like this? This will then lead to a series of questions - do I need to install software? Where can I download the software? What is a forum? Do I need to register for the forum? How to download after registering? How to download php files using Thunder? How to pretend? What is a suffix? How to install the downloaded RAR file? Decompress? How to decompress? How to transfer to mobile phone after decompression? How can I find my mobile phone in the computer when I connect it to the data cable? Where should I install this software on my phone? It says it should be placed in the root directory. What is the root directory? ...No matter who it is, it will collapse... This is the consequence of not having a computer foundation. Although the example I gave is very extreme, it is also very illustrative of the problem, because often it is not the real mobile phone problem, but some problems caused by a weak computer foundation that cannot be understood and solved.


Sixteen, develop the habit of backing up and organizing software and game installation packages into categories.Smartphones often fail to turn on or have problems that require a temporary partition or WIPE. If you don't have a backup at this time, you will regret it, especially if you have installed a lot of software and games, and you have to go to various places to retrieve the things you are used to. , it is very troublesome and very frustrating. Only then can you truly understand how important it is to "not delete the original installation package" after installation, and how convenient it is to "organize and put the installation packages into categories"


Seventeen, learn to participate in forums. For novices, forums are the fastest way to grow. First of all, we must pay attention to pinned posts (most novices look for software when they come up, do not know what pinned posts are, and do not pay attention to them. This approach is very undesirable), especially pinned posts in this version. Some novice tutorials and resource collections for corresponding models will be of great help to novices. I will not explain them in detail. You have to figure out the original intention of pinned posts by yourself (except for "promotion" pinned posts that are necessary for the survival of the forum, but in order to help the development of the forum, let's support it). If you don't use such a good resource, your growth will be very unhealthy. Secondly, learn to use "site search", especially "advanced search", to effectively use various search conditions to find what you need, and get twice the result with half the effort. For a simple example, if you want to find the latest version of a certain software, then in the advanced search you need to enter the search content which is the name of the software, and then select "post sorting" as "in order of posting time", and then limit the search section to "software release area", and then search. The results will be clear at a glance. The latest version of the software you need is in the first few search results. If you are not specifically looking for a certain software, but need a lot of useful and practical software or information, then when browsing the forum, try changing the sorting of the forum posts to sorting by the number of replies. Then the software resource posts and heavyweight software posts that everyone is paying attention to will be presented to you in descending order with the largest number of replies. You can filter and find what you are interested in among these posts that everyone is interested in. Some forums have some restrictions on new registrations or people with lower levels, or what coins are required for downloads. This is not the fault of the forum, because it involves the survival and development of the forum, and novices must understand it. Moreover, forums generally have such restrictions and regulations. Earning coins and upgrading are also very simple. Generally, completing some newbie tasks can easily upgrade and get the first bucket of download gold. After that, it is up to you, but remember to try not to overdo it.


Eighteen, the art of asking questions. I have mentioned a lot of suggestions for you to solve problems by yourself. This does not mean that you cannot ask questions, but you must know that asking questions is very particular and is an art. Whether you can ask questions or not is completely related to the speed and quality of your problem solving. Remember, when asking questions, state the specific circumstances of the problem, such as what prompts occurred, how you operated and the problem occurred, provide your system version, and a series of information you think is relevant. This will provide clues to others to solve your problem to a large extent. For example, someone asks: "The software cannot be installed, please fix it" and then does not provide any other information. No one will answer such a question and post, because there are many answers, and no one has to guess what your situation is, and there is no need to list the possibilities one by one: for example, you do not have the installation permission to open "unknown sources", or you are directly installing RAR compressed files, or you are installing a simple widget without a physical interface and cannot find the icon in the program menu, so you think that the software cannot be installed.The other is to put on a specific posture when asking questions, such as "Masters enter,..." Most people will not reply to posts like this, because people who know the answers are not necessarily so-called experts. When they see the question, they don't want to read the question and reply to help you solve the problem. , and the so-called experts who know more may not necessarily know the answer to the question, and they are afraid that if they answer the post incorrectly and make you think that they are pretending to be experts, they will limit the scope of responders for no reason. Think about it, have you artificially lowered the probability of solving your problem by yourself? Another example is other posts such as "Kneel down and beg", "Urgently" and so on, which are deliberately posed to ask for help. In fact, they don't get very good help-seeking results. So asking questions is also an art. Learning to ask questions is as important as learning to solve problems! (This article comes from Ji Feng)