According to people's choice there are different types of apps installed on their phone. Some like musical, some like gaming, and some like other types of apps. But the most you need for android is the "process managing" apps.
Unlike other mobile OS, Android doesn't have neither automatic nor manual process killing in-built feature. So I recommend users to get a process managing app for their android. Although if their device has a huge amount of RAM installed, it is not a headache for them. But for those who want to run more apps but have low amount of RAM on their device, they get troubled in the absence of this type of apps. When you are running an app, then to open other, you need to go to the home screen. When you press the home button, the previously opened app is on hold. And it consumes some amount of your RAM even if you don't need it resulting your device to perform slower because there is or may be less space for other apps to run. So a "process managing app" is the most essential app for entire android devices.
Moreover, the amount of battery that is consumed by the unavailability of such process managing applications is really troublesome. This is where, Iphones beat Android phones in terms of battery life, big time. Iphones have near-hibernated applications when they are minimized.
ReplyDeleteAnd just as in a pc, if many applications are put on hold, or are started during startup. then, the memory consumed is very high. though some of the applications may work faster due to their availability in cache but, they take far too much battery juice out of the phone, rendering the battery life helpless. so, install a process manager for android devices. and during every startup, kill out every process displayed in it. until you have enough memory left for yourself.