Tasker is the one app I've found that really elevates your phone beyond the everyday and will leave even the most strident iPhone fan feeling a little jealous. Totally worth the money and then some, but there is a little bit of a learning curve to figuring out how to use it. Once you get it wired, though, your phone just magically does whatever you could ever want it to do. The vastly underused "gestures" context allows you to do things based upon the way you move the phone, and you'll feel like a frickin' shaman as your phone will respond to a flick of your wrist. Best app on the market by a mile.
Still haven't been able to figure out a profile to have tasker make me a sandwich...![]()
Personally, I have no use for it but using the "Search this Forum" button gives you these threads that may sway you one way or the other:-
http://androidforums.com/android-applications/161686-should-you-use-task-killer.html
http://androidforums.com/android-applications/335110-why-you-dont-need-task-killer.html
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Hey all.
I keep seeing everyone talk about Tasker, and about how it's like... the best thing ever.
I was just wondering what the best benefits of it were? I understand it automates stuff, but why should I shell out
but if you DID have a sandwich maker, you could probably set up Tasker to automatically tell it to make you a sandwich.
Personally, I just use speed dial 2 (wife).
I tried it when it first started getting popular and it seemed like it would take too much time to mess with defeating its purpose.
Still haven't been able to figure out a profile to have tasker make me a sandwich...![]()
Trying to replace your wife with an app?!?!?!?!?
I'm joking, ladies