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A couple of contemplative thoughts:

If I'm trying to use ATK in an effort to help stretch my battery life, why would I leave it running all the time? I would just start it when I wanted to use it, like any other app, and then kill it off when I'm done.

If Android is better at managing my phone than me, then why doesn't it offer a way to completely close apps when I'm done using them? This is one of the few glaring flaws I've seen in smartphone OSes.

If you're using a task killer to kill off the occasionally misbehaving app - fine. That's how I use ATM and then I kill off ATM.

If you're trying to micromanage your phone's memory by auto-killing apps or obsessively running a task killer and killing off apps in order to free up memory, you're wasting your time. Let the OS do it's job and manage this for you.

We're not dealing with MSDOS here. You don't need to deal with HIMEM.SYS, EMM386.EXE and finding that last bit of extra memory for that TSR.
 
Thanks,

I can clearly see the dots...
Anybody can't see it, pause it at 1:06. It's right before the DI plays video.


These show up easier to the camera than they do to the eye. I recently put an XV6700 up on eBay and they showed in every picture I took, but could only see them at just the "right angle" with my eye..
 
Does anyone know if there will be a similar device for the DI? I really like the idea of not having to plug things in at my office. Nothing to break, keeps the port available for other uses (If necessary)

Touchstone Charging Dock. Wirefree charging! Touchstone
 
The dots are there just before the video plays...but it's no big deal.

Unless you're looking for them they won't ruin the experience. IMO
 
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