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This is what I've always told folks who ask about my Nexus One's need for a task killer: "Never used one, no need." On the rare occasion that you do find an app
by generalk 16y ago
This is what I've always told folks who ask about my Nexus One's need for a task killer: "Never used one, no need." On the rare occasion that you do find an app that backgrounds incorrectly, uninstall it like any other buggy app. Everything else Just Works.
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- ZeroGravitas 16y agoHow do you identify the buggy app? My wife's Nexus One seems to be exhibiting the symptoms but obviously I don't get to observe it in general use to give me some intuition on what's causing the issue.
- nuclear_eclipse 16y agoSettings -> About phone -> Battery use This gives you an excellent display of what hardware and software components have used the most of your battery power. Take a look at the applications using the most battery, and you can either find apps that have inefficient background processes, or apps that are set to update their data too frequently. Edit: My current list: Display 41%, Cell Standby 28%, Phone idle 25%, Wi-Fi 8%; Everything else: peanuts.