Q&A for How to Take Proper Care of Your New Cell Phone

Download a good anti-virus program (like Avast or AVG) and scan the phone. It should remove the virus quickly.

It might break or bend if you sit.

Do not overcharge it, buy a good case for it with a screen protector, make sure that it never gets wet and back it up if you can.

Not a good idea. The cold could damage your screen or battery, possibly even causing condensation could form inside and short circuiting your phone.

Go to the application store for your device, search for AVG, download and install.

Don't keep it in your pocket. Buy a good thick cover and get your screen laminated.

You can wipe it down to keep it clean, and keep it in a durable case to keep it from getting scratched or chipped. Be careful who you let handle it, as they could drop it and do damage to it. If you place it down gently and keep it wiped off, it should stay looking new.

You should put a phone case on first so when you drop it it wont break. Most times when you drop your device, it lands on the back.

You can charge it whenever its lower than 100%. A good mark to charge your smartphone is when the battery is less than 40% percent.

You will have needed to back them up onto the cloud or another external hard drive, and then you will be able to load them to your new phone.

Kindly tell them you don’t want your phone to be given to others. Explain them the reasons why you don’t want them to take it. If they don't stop, use a pass code and never share it.

No, when your phone charges to 100% and is left to continue charging, this wastes electricity. Every time your battery drops to 99%, the cable leaks more electricity into your phone. Do not charge your phone overnight.