My first cell phone was the Sidekick ID in December of 2007. From there I went on to the Sidekick LX, G1, Cliq and the Cliq XT. My latest phone is the Samsung Vibrant.
August 28, 2010
August 18, 2010
Why you shouldn't use a task killer with Android
From this article:
I see this come up over and over again. People saying that a task is running in the background and they think it is killing their battery or hogging all of their memory. So their natural reaction is to download a program made to kill tasks. Here’s the thing… you are likely doing more harm than good by killing tasks that aren’t ready to end. I was the same way when I first got my CDMA Hero. There were tons of things running that I didn’t want so I just kept killing them. After a few weeks I realized that if I stopped using a task killer (and totally uninstalled it in fact) my phone actually began to run better! The applications would close themselves and things just seemed to be running better. I get that there may be short term benefits from clearing a task, but you should still take the time to read through this.
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