So after finding out about androids ability to "get to know the user", not wasting memory etc on processes that have been idle, i am beginning to rethink using a task killer. it seems to me that by killing the apps, im circumventing the whole "getting to know you" aspect of the android OS.
what are some thoughts on this?
my last hard reset was when i installed the 2.1 v2 leak the day it was released. ATK was one of the first applications i installed, so im thinking that the phone hasnt had a chance to get to know me at all.
i would have no problem uninstalling ATK, however when i dont kill apps my internal memory drops to below 30M and the phone obviously runs much slower.
my question is whether it would be better to continue as i have been, with ATK or suffer through the introductory phase as the OS figures out what i do and do not use.
clearly ATK is better short term but in the long run....
what are some thoughts on this?
my last hard reset was when i installed the 2.1 v2 leak the day it was released. ATK was one of the first applications i installed, so im thinking that the phone hasnt had a chance to get to know me at all.
i would have no problem uninstalling ATK, however when i dont kill apps my internal memory drops to below 30M and the phone obviously runs much slower.
my question is whether it would be better to continue as i have been, with ATK or suffer through the introductory phase as the OS figures out what i do and do not use.
clearly ATK is better short term but in the long run....