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If you're looking for a virtual version of flashcards, Memorize can help you create and study flashcards and diagrams on any subject.At Memorize you can access the flashcard and diagram banks created by other users or you can create your own for personal use or to share—diagrams allow you to do things like match names to maps, anatomical drawings, or other situations where knowing the location of something is important.
After you complete a set of flash cards, a review sheet pops up that shows you how many you got right/wrong and which items you missed. The pop-up page also has a slot for you to send an email reminder to yourself to review the flashcards in 1, 2, 7, or 30 days.
For other online flashcard systems check out previously reviewed FlashCardMachine, Cramberry, and Study Shack.
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After you have used your Android smartphone or tab for a while, it accumulates a large volume of trash in its system. This large sum of trash causes frequent freezing, lagging and slowing down of the Android system.
This gives rise to a series of questions; how toemptying trash on android? Where are the deleted files? Doesn’t Android have a recycle bin? No. Unlike Windows and Mac computers, Android phones and tabs do not have a recycle bin.
There is nothing to be worried though. Android has its own set-up for you to find trashes and empty them without having to go through a recycle bin.
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