THE BEST {ROOT} TASK KILLER FOR JELLY BEAN I9003 and other android based phones On Jelly bean tested
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Task managers/ killers or battery savers are totally unnecessary in Jellybeans. They will do more bad than good. Clearing RECENT after use is sufficient.
Lim Wee Huat said:
Task managers/ killers or battery savers are totally unnecessary in Jellybeans. They will do more bad than good. Clearing RECENT after use is sufficient.
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but the dose not force close app it just close process in background mode like devices having low ram like our i9003 to play heavy games , runs bigger apps we needs to free up memory and force close services also .. so only root killing can do that . And this app is best in root killing and free up maximum amount of ram
All unused apps should be freeze/ uninstalled if you want a performing device. Use autostart to disable unwanted apps startup. That will help reduce apps from auto starting and thus lowering your ram.
Lim Wee Huat said:
All unused apps should be freeze/ uninstalled if you want a performing device. Use autostart to disable unwanted apps startup. That will help reduce apps from auto starting and thus lowering your ram.
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i already know that i did that some activities also restarts advance freez works there i know that also but some programs r necessary to run like settings on startup to apply cm settings etc and with normal task killer the settings wont gets killed u need to force stop it for this app stop all in its kind..
The endgame is to freeze/uninstall whatever you don't need. It's better than using any task killer or manager..
* screenshot is my Nexus 7. Trying to run without Gapps. Not phone. But you can still stop many system apps in phone.
And why not?
I do not understand why such a delight from what does not work very well, and then? Android-general can do without it.
if using a task killer is your means of getting a better battery life, then i highly suggest you try out DS Battery Saver and Greenify instead
True... bt i got this as d best root app killer .. in its kind... this is d best
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Then enjoy your app/task killer..
Lol..
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it's a big problem with the high ram used i think,
so anyone have the idea to kill the ram occupied.
please help me,tell me how
I, for one, am a fond advocate of the blunderbuss.
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qinfeng0007 said:
it's a big problem with the high ram used i think,
so anyone have the idea to kill the ram occupied.
please help me,tell me how
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Try this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1111145
Use the Program Monitor widget, if using an alternative launcher try this https://market.android.com/details?id=com.elnware.ActiveAppsWidget
I use Advanced Task Killer (avaible in the market).
It comes with a one touch widget which allows you to kill all inactive/unwanted processes with one click and shows you the amount of free RAM. You can also schedule automatic task killing in the background.
Uninstall it. Android does the killing when needed. Thos taskkillers just drain battery and run on background.
And how is this accesories related?
galaxysdev said:
Uninstall it. Android does the killing when needed. Thos taskkillers just drain battery and run on background.
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May be true, but I always experience a noticeable speedgain after killing unneeded applications running in the background. And my battery consumption of advanced task killer is below 1% (when monitored).
People check this out...this app increased my cm10 performance considerably...
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lim.android.automemman&hl=en
Tip-try out the aggressive option..fire some reason is not compatible with apex launcher.
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Great... can feel the difference.
I've got trebuchet frozen so apex works perfectly.
This feature is also included in ROM Toolbox. (Don't know if its also available in the free version)
Regarding the feature itself. This configures the out of memory manager/killer. If you set your settings high you will face a reduced multitasking capability, because apps are being closed pretty fast. Also this causes an increased battery drain, like manual task killers, because memory gets "cleaned" more often which causes apps completly reloading. This of course needs more energy then simply bringing an app into foreground.
Not that I want to say anything against the potential performance gain (when memory is free it doesn't need to be cleaned before loading an app), but it's just a note on that task killing stuff for people that did not know that.
as my view i got some cool and awesome app to Ram optimisation......
*fast reboot
*clean master
*advance taskkiller
post your opinion here
pradeepmaddy said:
as my view i got some cool and awesome app to Ram optimisation......
*fast reboot
*clean master
*advance taskkiller
post your opinion here
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In my opinion, almost every task killer app works in the same way. So there is not much difference there. U may like the interface of one more than another but they do the same thing.
The problem with task managers is that they kill the running apps randomly. I noticed that some apps which have to run in the background simply restart after they are killed. It is simply useless to use task killers in my opinion unless b4 running heavy apps/games.
I suggest u greenify them or use titanium to freeze unwanted ones.
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In my opinion, almost every task killer app works in the same way. So there is not much difference there. U may like the interface of one more than another but they do the same thing.
The problem with task managers is that they kill the running apps randomly. I noticed that some apps which have to run in the background simply restart after they are killed. It is simply useless to use task killers in my opinion unless b4 running heavy apps/games.
I suggest u greenify them or use titanium to freeze unwanted ones.
Hit thx.
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Yes bro it is right, its make no difference , I personally also don't like task killers....
greenify
Recognized Noob said:
In my opinion, almost every task killer app works in the same way. So there is not much difference there. U may like the interface of one more than another but they do the same thing.
The problem with task managers is that they kill the running apps randomly. I noticed that some apps which have to run in the background simply restart after they are killed. It is simply useless to use task killers in my opinion unless b4 running heavy apps/games.
I suggest u greenify them or use titanium to freeze unwanted ones.
Hit thx.
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Bro i also used greenify.... but when i hibernate messenger whatsapp and messaging apps ...the messages and notifications or not showing messages are coming after when i open those apps wht we do???
@pradeepmaddy.... dude.. hibernating these kind f msgn apps r nt recommended... u must keep those services running if u need instant n live msgz.. so killing those services makes no sense...
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DRsree said:
@pradeepmaddy.... dude.. hibernating these kind f msgn apps r nt recommended... u must keep those services running if u need instant n live msgz.. so killing those services makes no sense...
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bro! messenger facebook and whatsapp only consuming more ram usage any idea to reduce it??
A110 needs only 2 apps:
1) greenify
2)a919 tools
Greenify best
Xtreme booster (which is my favorite )
Anas6538 said:
Greenify best
Xtreme booster (which is my favorite )
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going to try this
Greenify is the best. It automatically starts the apps if it gets a GCM push(example when a message arrives). It might not work for some apps cause they don't use GCM.
Es task manager
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memory booster
memory booster is good for memory management
can anyone explain me what are the differences, should i use 1 of programs or both, which is better one?
Greenify halts apps from running and misbehaving in the background. Things like battery doctor manage the hardware settings like screen brightness and WiFi settings. Most of the things done by something like battery doctor can be done (perhaps better) just setting things manually. You can run both though. Greenify is probably more important in my opinion but they do different things.
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max229 said:
Greenify halts apps from running and misbehaving in the background. Things like battery doctor manage the hardware settings like screen brightness and WiFi settings. Most of the things done by something like battery doctor can be done (perhaps better) just setting things manually. You can run both though. Greenify is probably more important in my opinion but they do different things.
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so greenify will stop example facebook from running in background?
Greenify is much better then battery doctor as greenify stops apps to run in background which means that cpu will consume less energy thus reducing battery usage. Greenify also improves performance
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Night5talker said:
so greenify will stop example facebook from running in background?
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Yes... You can choose what apps that you want to hibernate from background process
Ferris Cruiser said:
Yes... You can choose what apps that you want to hibernate from background process
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once i manually start app will it close after i close app from recent apps or ?
Night5talker said:
once i manually start app will it close after i close app from recent apps or ?
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Yup, you can say that again. Greenify will prevent an app to run in background after you've finished. Look at this link: http://lifehacker.com/greenify-auto-hibernates-apps-youre-not-using-to-save-513922193
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Greenify
Greenify is better in my opinion. But to utilise its full potential you'll need to root your phone although there is a new version which works on non-rooted devices. It makes the phone faster by reducing Ram usage also because once you exit the app Greenify hibernates it so it doesnt hog the Ram.
greenify
because can hibernate apps that you wont running in background
so it can make your phone faster
dr battery i dont know
Just wondering because I love how well greenify manages my apps and keep my phone running smoother. On the contrary I know task killers are notoriously bad for your phone. Just wondering does greenify work differently than a task killer?
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task killer kills tasks but they run again.
but greenify kills the apps which never run on their own.
so greenify is best and better than task killers.
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adeelraj said:
task killer kills tasks but they run again.
but greenify kills the apps which never run on their own.
so greenify is best and better than task killers.
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So greenify doesn't cause any harm to the phone's CPU or RAM like task killers do? Sorry your saying greenify kills apps that don't run on there own? Cause when o hibernate apps it does so to apps that like to run by themselves.
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greenify hibernate a app, meaning it is temporarily in freeze but its diff. it prevents unwanted background process also u can easily open or play the game ... Yeah its better than the task killer because it really prevents the app to work in background but the task killer just work when u to do so, and also task killer force an app to quit ... No greenify dont harm the phone's cpu or ram , pls. take time to look and read here :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2446872
that's what i understand ... :fingers-crossed: