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Old November 16th, 2009, 05:57 PM   #70 (permalink)
justchilln
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Originally Posted by awboy View Post
My own personal experience has been that killing open apps (except for those I want to keep open) will increase the speed and responsiveness of the phone noticeably. Whenever the phone feels slow, I'll kill all apps outside of my exclusion list, and it will feel snappier immediately.

Just my personal experience
I can attest to that...


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Originally Posted by rawness View Post
That's a weak analogy.

Taking things back to the store would be like uninstalling apps (we'd have to go back to the market to get those apps again). It's more like choosing to put food back in the pantry, as opposed to leaving it on the kitchen table. If I'm eating cereal, then I may keep the box next to me on the table, because I may want more. But when I'm through, and I know I'm through, I'd rather put that cereal back in the pantry. Sure, it'll take longer to go all the way to the pantry to get more cereal when I want more cereal, but if that's not going to happen until tomorrow morning, I don't want that box of cereal taking up space on my kitchen table...especially when lunch and dinner come around and I'll need to make room for the sandwiches and steaks.

I likes a clean kitchen
EXCELLENT ANALOGY, also you gotta hate those apps (iTap,corporate calendar I don't use,MySpace) That just magically end up on the kitchen counter even when you put them away.... I'd rather have a few second delay when starting an app as opposed to a laggy navigation due to excessive apps taking up all the RAM....
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