Ever since i got rid of it, my battery last alot longer in the green and doesn't even heat up anymore
so then what do u use to close apps? Because it seemed that all the apps before i had task killer or whatever were killing my battery...
A properly designed app will close itself, you don't need to do it for them.
If you are finding that your battery life is crappy (well... more crappy than normal ) then figure out which app is doing it. Edit the settings of that app to see if it helps. If it doesn't, remove the app. You can replace it with something else if you need the function.
system panel is all you will ever need... it gives great info and can kill apps when needed... but doesnt run all the time
I use ATK from the market place, I include shutting ATK down when I kill apps. Based on the comments in this thread, it is redundant, but I have apps that periodically open themselves. i.e city ID, and some of the other apps that came preloaded. I believe these are launching as a result of random reboots. Considering I cannot remove these apps without rooting, what other options do you recommend?
Thanks.
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I've tried every battery "fix" recommendation on this site with no noticeable changes in battery life.
Last week I decided to remove Advanced Task Killer & try out SystemPanel . . .
I IMMEDIATELY noticed a huge difference in my battery consumption!!!
Were you running ATK at all times when you had it? Because I think this is where people are seeing problems. As mentioned before.. I only run ATK when I want tasks killed and thats it. I have it kill itself when I kill off all apps too. Are you running SystemPanel at all times?
This post is the first I've heard of System Panel. Took a look and I am wondering if the free is enough or should I dive in for the paid version?
I've been using ATK, Cleanoid, and Astro; but I'm also a noob just trying to do my best. From what I've seen, SP should replace all three of those?
Ever since i got rid of it, my battery last alot longer in the green and doesn't even heat up anymore
Gave SystemPanel a try. I like it.. but for the sole purpose of killing apps, I still prefer to use ATK the way I use it. I never leave it on at all times. I just like the ease ATK provides at killing all apps minus ones you've selected. SystemPanel doesn't seem to have that choice. Its either kill all apps or kill individual ones.
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