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Just a few years ago, it was rare for mobile phones to consume multiple gigabyte of data. But today, music and video streaming, as well as, the download and update of data-hungry apps that may exceed 100MB in size can wind up GB in a matter of days.  The increasing use of sophisticated phones, the popularity of such video streaming apps like Netflix and YouTube, and the addiction to social network such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, has led to an ever soaring increase in data usage. As a result, consumers see their data explode astronomically.  Understandably, we can't do away with the Internet since our phones will be useless without it. Therefore, we need to know how to manage our data to prevent it from being throttled. The tips below may be able to help do just that.  How to Manage Your Internet Data Usage on Your Android Device  Set up a data limit. Android provides an option for you to monitor your data usage and set a limit and alerts to warn you when yo...

There's no doubt that Android is the most popular mobile operating system today, but that doesn't immune it from various problems that plague mobile phones. One of such problems is "Unfortunately, Contacts Has Stopped" error message. Now you may have probably encountered that error message when you open your phone or try to open your contacts app which makes it impossible for you to view your contacts. It could also occur when you are about to make a call or you receive one. The error may even appear when you are working with the phone. All of these can be very annoying if it is not fixed. Why "Unfortunately, contacts has stopped" error occurs It has not fully explained why the "Unfortunately, contacts has stopped" error occurs, but various reasons have been considered. One of the reasons being put forth is related to the cache and data stored in the phone. Google stores cache in the local storage to increase speed of re-downloa...