June 17th, 2010, 06:09 PM
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Originally Posted by rm2092
I was thinking like if i open a app and close it will it still be running in the background, I guess coming from the iPhone wich I had with betta 4.0 it would leve the app running in the background and you would have to tap it in the multitadking list to close it so it was not running in the background ?
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The last 6 apps may have more running only to allow you to go back to them in an instant. This is part of the multi-tasking feature of Android. They will close when Android needs the resources. Task Killers tend to use more battery because they are looking for apps to close or keeping some indicator running in your task bar. Some of the articles I posted give a lot more detail on how it works. I know the feeling you are having right now. When I first used Android I was killing tasks like there was no tomorrow only to see them open again. For me if you don't want the app running to install it. Otherwise Android is smart enough to handle it. Now its not to say that some third party app won't cause you issues. That is why Astro is good to use because its not running to kill apps but you can still view them and look for apps that are running (using CPU) and make the decision, "Is this app worth it".
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