Hey, I was just reading that task killers don't actually save your battery life but actually harms your phone. So I un install my task killers for about a week now, and my phone is running a whole lot smoother and the battery life is just normal.
I think you should give it a try. I am on metro pcs running the newest cm7
Hey, I was just reading that task killers don't actually save your battery life but actually harms your phone. So I un install my task killers for about a week now, and my phone is running a whole lot smoother and the battery life is just normal.
I think you should give it a try. I am on metro pcs running the newest cm7
you might want to try auto memory manager and sd booster, never use ATK it will kill your phone.
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ATK is not good? i hadn't had any problem with it, can u tell me how is it bad so i can also remove it as well...
Well task killers kill apps and things. The problem is the Android System manages this on its on, eventually these apps/processes startup again and are then killed, again. This uses more battery and it your phone will not run as smooth because Android already tries to manage this on its on. You can remove it buy going to: Settings > Applications> Manage Applications > Find task killer > Click on it > Click uninstall.
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Well task killers kill apps and things. The problem is the Android System manages this on its on, eventually these apps/processes startup again and are then killed, again. This uses more battery and it your phone will not run as smooth because Android already tries to manage this on its on. You can remove it buy going to: Settings > Applications> Manage Applications > Find task killer > Click on it > Click uninstall.
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what they said, and cause your phone to lag, linux runs different than windows.
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hey what speed u set ur thing for the sd booster, like the kb thing
set speed for 2048, and it should run smooth and fast.
I just did this and notes a big in-cress in performance i got a stock phone though i just installed go launchers task killer thing i like it much better it shows the load on the phone. and i now there is something on. What is auto memory manager and will it work on a stock phone?.
Well task killers kill apps and things. The problem is the Android System manages this on its on, eventually these apps/processes startup again and are then killed, again. This uses more battery and it your phone will not run as smooth because Android already tries to manage this on its on. You can remove it buy going to: Settings > Applications> Manage Applications > Find task killer > Click on it > Click uninstall.
your right got rid of it, & runs alot smoother notice the difference...
What are the differences between Auto Memory Manager and CacheMate? Is AMM the better option?
cachemate is for cleaning cache, like say the internet cache that builds up and slow down your browser/phone, and AMM free up memory to keep your phone running at top speed.
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For what it's worth... I am still using Advanced Task Killer (ATK). I have dozens of apps and ATK lets me close many of them down automatically. I have set it up properly (with ignore lists) I have had no problems with my Atrix phone.
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For what it's worth... I am still using ATK. I have dozens of apps and ATK lets me close many of them down automatically. I have set it up properly (with ignore lists) I have had no problems with my Atrix phone.
take it off and watch performance go up
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Despite a couple of articles againts task killers (which are very much in the minority), the task killers save memory when they close the applications. My phone runs very slow if I don't hit kill apps. The most efficient way to kill apps (in my case anyway) is ATK.
Despite a couple of articles againts task killers (which are very much in the minority), the task killers save memory when they close the applications. My phone runs very slow if I don't hit kill apps. The most efficient way to kill apps (in my case anyway) is ATK.
ok. I guess Google doesn't know what they are talking about, since they are the ones who said not to use task killers. Just because they designed the operating system, doesn't mean you should listen to them I guess.
ok. I guess Google doesn't know what they are talking about, since they are the ones who said not to use task killers. Just because they designed the operating system, doesn't mean you should listen to them I guess.
Hey, if he's happy with the way his phone's running, then good for him. If he ever gets to the point that he's no longer satisfied with the way things are, then it's never too late for him to try another way. I used ATK for a while when I first got my phone. It wasn't until I started customizing my phone that I found out it wasn't all it's cracked up to be. But on a stock phone with few changes, it seems to do ok.
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I will try this theory about task managers. what about startup managers though?
I use START-UP AUDITOR from the ANDROID MARKET.
It has the option of keeping apps that you don't want running on boot-up from starting.
The second option is more like a task killer.
Using the first option works very well,& does not interfere w/other system functions.
For example,I don't need the MUSIC APP or XDA DEVELOPERS on start-up,so,I select for these to not start on boot.
hey i had a question, is the like a task thingy where it just DOESNT kill an app but lets it run. for example the facebook app. i hate it when i end it but when i check back like 2 mins later it has to restart all over again. i kno it will kill battery but is there ANYWAY to keep the app running not restarting over again?
hey i had a question, is the like a task thingy where it just DOESNT kill an app but lets it run. for example the facebook app. i hate it when i end it but when i check back like 2 mins later it has to restart all over again. i kno it will kill battery but is there ANYWAY to keep the app running not restarting over again?
Go launcher has the option to "lock" apps open in the app drawer options.
I've uninstalled ATK, due to the fact that I used it a lot, when I first got my phone. Then I noticed that I didn't use it a lot. And also, battery life was the same(in a good way. Lasted long). I have SD Speed Inscrease (came w/ CM6), and I have that set to 2048kb. But I can't find the Auto Memory Manager, in the App Market :/
I've uninstalled ATK, due to the fact that I used it a lot, when I first got my phone. Then I noticed that I didn't use it a lot. And also, battery life was the same(in a good way. Lasted long). I have SD Speed Inscrease (came w/ CM6), and I have that set to 2048kb. But I can't find the Auto Memory Manager, in the App Market :/
I just did a search (hit the little magnifying glass at the top of the market screen) for "Auto Memory Manager" in the market, and it's right there.
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