Memory Wave: I Accelerated My Neuroplasticity

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We all know large apps can fill up a smartphone's Memory Wave App and slow the telephone down, but what about texts? Texts don't usually retailer lots of information, unless you've got tons of video or pictures in them, but over time they do add up. So, can texts slow down your phone's efficiency? The brief answer is yes. Sure they'll. Nonetheless, you could not notice it for some time. For both iPhones and Android smartphones, a surplus of texts may eventually slow the cellphone down. And for those of you who haven't got a smartphone but: First, let me remind you it's the twenty first century. Second, your texts can still slow down your previous I am-going-to-fight-technology-as-long-as-I-can cell phone. In the event you discover your texting app takes longer to open, would not respond properly to typing, or will not send texts quickly, you just might need a few too many previous text messages saved. So what's one to do when you've too many texts? Delete those suckers! Do you really want those outdated texts asking whether you can borrow your pal's humidifier anyway?