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Is there an ST approved android task killer?
Posted by
JaxSean (aka JaxSean)
Jun 25 '12, 18:58
I know the Watchdog and Advanced Task Killer are ones that have beven discussed before (I use the latter), but any other new ones?
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I use ATK, its much easier to open that, let it close all the programs I used previously, shut off gps etc, then do it myself manually -- nm
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zeitgeist
Jun 25, 19:24
Watchdog. You don't, generally speaking, want to kill tasks. Just control the ones that start to run wild
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TWuG
Jun 25, 19:03
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If I"m not using it I want it closed. -- nm
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JaxSean
Jun 25, 19:05
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My phone runs so much better since I removed my task killer, I can still end certain programs through my settings tab -- nm
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J
Jun 25, 19:22
That's old style thinking. You do that you'll drain your battery and task your processor. -- nm
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Reagen
Jun 25, 19:10
No, you don't. Here's why -- (link)
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TWuG
Jun 25, 19:09
Him is not using the phone, so lets kill the incoming calls... -- nm
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ATK thought process
Jun 25, 19:07
A hammer? ;) -- nm
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lileve
Jun 25, 18:59
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