If you're tired of the iPhone's restrictions or want to explore some alternatives, you might want to switch to Android.

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Instead of buying a new phone, try clearing some space, updating your software and changing a few battery settings.

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You don't need the power button to restart your Android. If yours is broken or you just want options, here are two.