Plug In Launcher by Craig Pretzel is a free download for Android that will allow you to launch a certain app whenever anything is plugged into the device. It is a simple app made specifically for this task. In addition to being able to launch the music player whenever you plug your headphones into your phone, you can also set other applications to launch whenever you plug the power cord, for example, into the device. Simply select “Power/USB” or “Headset,” and which application you want to launch, such as Google Play’s music app. You can even control whether or not a dialog is displayed every time you connect a cable.

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Headphones Connect by Skytrait (also free to download) is another way to automatically launch your music app. You can also choose other apps to launch whenever you plug in your headphones, such as Netflix or Google Play Movies & TV, from a list of apps of your choosing. Once the app is installed on your device, you can turn off the constant Headphone Connect notification in Settings.

You can also instantly play music or other applications whenever Bluetooth headphones are connected to the device. Other perks include the option to delay tasks whenever performing an action, the ability to automatically adjust the volume whenever headphones are connected, or the ability to blacklist certain apps that may interfere with the app you’re currently using.

Another option is to download Tasker by Crafty Apps EU. This app is $2.99 to purchase, but has more to offer than Plug In Launcher or Headphones Connect — it is a total automation app. It is a good option if you want to further customize the tasks on your device, in addition to auto-starting your music app whenever headphones are plugged into the phone. Using Tasker can be slightly more complicated for those who aren’t tech-savvy, so be sure to look up a tutorial explaining the app if you think this is the right option for you.

While you are listening to your music, make sure you download PowerPRO by PSafe to help extend the life of your phone. More battery power means more time to rock out to your favorite tunes.

The simplest way to pick your favorite song to have as a ringtone is with the help of a USB cable. First, you’ll want to download the song (there are a number of legal music download services, including Google Play) onto your desktop or laptop computer. Next, you’ll need to locate the downloaded MP3 file of the song. Once you’ve located it, make note of where it has been downloaded. Then, attach your Android device to your computer using a standard micro USB cable.

When your phone is attached to your computer, you will most likely receive pop-up notification asking you how you would like to use or access this device. Choose to explore the device’s files and folders. If you do not get this notification, then simply open a new Explorer window, and locate the phone listed among your computer’s available storage devices. Return to the location where your song file is downloaded, and drag the MP3 anywhere into your phone’s storage folder.

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Of course, as with all things smartphone-related, an app is needed for the last few steps. Unless the first few bars or chords of the song of your choice are what you’re looking to have set as your ringtone, you’ll probably want to edit the music file so the exact part of the song you want to hear plays when your phone rings. Fortunately, free apps like Ringtone Maker and Ringdroid can help with this task. When you open the app, select to “show all audio” on your device, which will bring up the song or songs you have downloaded. Then, you can tap on whichever song you’d like to use and its waveform will open up. Use the sliders to designate which part of the song you want to use. Then, save the file and you will get the options to either set it as your main ringtone or assign to a specific contact.

Voila! You now have your own personalized ringtone for no more than the cost of the song itself. But remember: downloading music can eat up a lot of your data and cause your phone to run slower than usual. PSafe Total’s Memory Booster will optimize your storage space and speed up your device. Additionally, since you’ve downloaded a few new files onto your Android device, the PSafe Total can quickly scan all phone files as well as your SD card to find any security breaches. Have the ringtones you like, optimized data space, and protection from viruses all thanks to PSafe!