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apps on the wildfire
- Thread starter pete24
- Start date
Martimus
One bite at a time...
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Depending on the version of Android your phone is running, there isn't as much need to kill apps. Android is smart enough to hibernate inactive apps and allocate any memory the apps were using to re-allocate elsewhere. If Android needs even more memory then it'll just kill the app.
App killers tend to fight with Android over apps. Apps like ATK kill apps which Android thinks should be running. Android therfore restarts the app. ATK then kills the app again at which point Android restarts the app. Etc. Etc.
Depending on the version of Android your phone is running, there isn't as much need to kill apps. Android is smart enough to hibernate inactive apps and allocate any memory the apps were using to re-allocate elsewhere. If Android needs even more memory then it'll just kill the app.
App killers tend to fight with Android over apps. Apps like ATK kill apps which Android thinks should be running. Android therfore restarts the app. ATK then kills the app again at which point Android restarts the app. Etc. Etc.