NEEDBODYWORK
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What are yalls thought of task killers after root. I took all the apps that weren't need. How about the ones that still run in the background?
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Root Task killer still needed after root?
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- htc evo 4g
dustwun77
Endeavor to Persevere :)
I have left task killers behind. haven't missed it,
have read that the phone handles this well itself, and will actually turn stuff back on if it thinks it needs it for something. Been advised numerous times to dispense with it.
better for battery life are things liek Juice defender and setcpu with kernels that support it, using a screen off profile that under clocks the phone.
and when on an aosp rom, using a kernel with sbc that allows the battery to get a full charge in the first place.
have read that the phone handles this well itself, and will actually turn stuff back on if it thinks it needs it for something. Been advised numerous times to dispense with it.
better for battery life are things liek Juice defender and setcpu with kernels that support it, using a screen off profile that under clocks the phone.
and when on an aosp rom, using a kernel with sbc that allows the battery to get a full charge in the first place.
task killers are not really needed in my opinion. android for the most part does a pretty good job at managing its resources. here is a great thread that you should read:http://androidforums.com/evo-4g-sup...task-killers-must-read-new-android-users.html.
i have never used a task killer and i have always been getting great battery life most of it is due to the kernel i use.
i have never used a task killer and i have always been getting great battery life most of it is due to the kernel i use.