Do taskillers actually do anything? I often wonder about this because I will "kill" virtually all currently running apps, then I will open let's say one or two applications, and then all of a sudden nearly all the apps I had just closed are up and running again. What's to blame for that?
Also, does "killing" apps free up memory and improve speed and performance, or is it just an exercise in futility?
Also, does "killing" apps free up memory and improve speed and performance, or is it just an exercise in futility?