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Sadly, smartphones are not made to last forever. They can last a for a long period of time,

but exactly how long really depends on when you consider your phone �dead.� Some people

consider their phone dead when the phone will won�t turn on anymore. Some other people

consider its life to be over when it takes forever to open a new app, or when they simply

can�t update to newer software.On average, most people keep their smartphones for 2-3

years before selling or buying new phones, and there�s a pretty good reason why.

Like everything smartphone relatet we beggining this with well know Apple vs Android battle.

According to Apple, new iPhones should last a minimum of 3 years. On the other hand, Android

phones seem to be designed to last at least 2 years, but with so many makers of Android

devices, that number can different. Can your phone last longer than 2-3 years?

Yes, apsolutly! It all depends on how well you take care of it� and whether or not

you have patience. While you can prevent physical damage to your phone, over time the performance

will still slow down. Most of the time the answer is: updates. And

the other answer can be old hardware. When new OS are released and apps are updated,

older devices begin to struggle. Most updates are designed to increase and improve performance,

but somethimes it does the opposite. Some updates are designed to take advantage of

the newer, faster technology in the latest phones. Unfortunately, this will slow down

the older phones. I mention in the begginig that Apple say that

their phones should last 3 years� but their warranty says otherwise. While in most cases

iPhones will last 3 years, legally speaking Apple won�t stand behind them for that long.

So if you phone stop working after one year, keep watching this video because you may find

some solution.Dependng on the condition on your phone, you can still sell it on second

hand marked and make decent amount of cash. When it works, but runs slow: sell your phone.

On the other hand, if your phone is dead and won�t turn on anymore, you can still make

some cash! Try selling it on sites like eBay. Many people will purchase old smartphones

and use them for parts. Just make sure you specify what�s wrong with the phone and

don�t mislead any potential buyers! And when no one else wants to buy your phone,

just recycle it.If your phone is really old and you can�t find anyone that wants to

purchase it from you, it�s time to think about recycling it. Electronic devices should

be not thrown away, but there are many places such as Best Buy stores, that will recycle

them for you!

For more infomation >> How Many Years Should a New Smartphone Last!? - Duration: 3:10.

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Great Video Intros - the WHAT and the HOW LONG - Duration: 2:22.

Hi! In this quick video tip I want to talk about how you can create the best

intro for your video. We all know the old adage about how you don't get a second

chance to create a really good first impression and this is especially true

in your video making. And your first impression happens right up front, of

course, in your intro - don't blow it! You might have noticed from your own

video viewing experience that there are four common elements in really great

videos in their intro. A good intro has a teaser of what the outcome is going to

be of the video; where the value is for the viewer. You may have titling with the

main topic or the way the takeaway is for the video there would be branding or

some kind of overlay that tells you who this person is and there might even be a

self-introduction Why are these four elements present?

Because they signify to the viewer where the value is and why they should keep

watching your video and stick with you rather than go find some other video

that's more entertaining. In addition, a good intro is about speed. You only have

seconds to make that first impression and keep your viewers. So how long should

your intro be? How long is too long? Your intro length impacts your viewer

retention and your watch time both of which are really important from the

perspective of how your video is rated on whatever platform that you're hosting

it on but also because if your main message of your video is after that

intro and you've already lost your viewers your message is not being

received. Which means your video, for you, is wasted time and effort. Here's a

typical graph of how viewers interact with videos as you can see in this video

The introduction was too long. At 25 seconds, over 50% of the viewers had

dropped off. They left before the actual content of the video had even begun. As a

good rule of thumb it can be said that intros longer than 10 seconds are going

to be driving your viewers away. So there you have it - good intros: four typical

elements that can be present that can be there to boost the quality of your intro

and make sure you have great engagement, and some context around the timing of

your intro. For the best return on your investment for your

video making make sure you have the best first impression with every video in

your video content marketing series. We can help!