I bought a couple of Android TV Boxes, and they only have 1GB of memory.
Anybody have a suggestion for an app that can close a free the memory of background apps, I the Boxes came rooted so that is not a problem.
If you think memory mangers are not needed, explain please.
John.
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Tinderbox (UK) BAKED BEAN KING
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I use greenify - you specify which apps you want to be killed and which should be kept running in the background... After that, it's just a case of tapping an icon to kill them. I also use titanium backup to freeze apps that randomly auto start and I don't need to frequently use - pretty easy to unfreeze if/when you need them again.
Newer versions of android have gotten better at this kinda stuff but I still feel that Greenify is worth having. I certainly notice an improvement in battery and responsiveness.hmscott and Tinderbox (UK) like this. -
I used clean master and it boosts my device a lot. (Kill unusual app - Stop app from restarting or running in background)
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No. Pointless
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Last edited: Nov 2, 2017
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+ 1 for Clean Master. It works great for freeing up memory.
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I don’t because android is set up to use as much ram as possible. However it moves away from that when more ram space is needed it. Unused ram is useless ram.
Android - Do you use an memory manager?
Discussion in 'Smartphones and Tablets' started by Tinderbox (UK), Sep 26, 2016.