October 23rd, 2011, 11:43 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Stormray
If your phone didn't come with a manufacturer app killer, try advanced app killer on the marketplace to get a good look at whats running in the background.
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Go with system panel (also on the market), it's designed to be monitoring program. ATK isn't, and gives you far too little information to figure out. And apps are SUPPOSED to be running in the background. Assuming all those apps are properly "sleeping" it will actually SAVE you battery life, since they aren't actually running, they are just sitting in the RAM that would otherwise be wasted. That way when that app gets launched, instead of loading the whole app from scratch there is an initialized copy sitting in RAM ready to go. Making it quicker for the user, and saving the power that would have been needed to run the cpu to load the app.
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