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Is there an application to see that?
Or is there a way to see that without using third party applications?
Thanks
super easy
All you do is go to settings/system/memory and there it is.
zcink said:
All you do is go to settings/system/memory and there it is.
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Sorry, I should have been more clear. I know that feature. By doing that I only see a summary. I need to know how much memory is using each individual program.
http://www.phm.lu/Products/PocketPC/TaskMgr/
maybe
Do we need to load any antivirus/spyware on our tablets? Is it something that we need to worry about?
diablokicks said:
Do we need to load any antivirus/spyware on our tablets? Is it something that we need to worry about?
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Depending on where you go to get your apps..
If you do a lot of side loading from shady places..then yes, I'd recomend it.
Lookout Security seems to be the best tablet compatible app I've used so far.
I use lookout on my tab. It is low resource and has good features. Scans an app that you install right away.
tekrhino said:
Depending on where you go to get your apps..
If you do a lot of side loading from shady places..then yes, I'd recomend it.
Lookout Security seems to be the best tablet compatible app I've used so far.
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clintre said:
I use lookout on my tab. It is low resource and has good features. Scans an app that you install right away.
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Thanks guys, will load... i lurk in shady places...
Hey guys,
a few weeks ago, I found a thread with an app for an HD2 Android Rom, that clears unnecessary stuff from your phone and somehow links all data better and therefore makes the rom run smoother and faster. i tried to find it on here but i cant.
hope you understand what i mean.
thanks in advance,
greetings!
You mean like a task killer?
There are many task killers available on the Android Market for free.
Or you mean cache cleaners?
If that's what you're looking for, I highly recommend NG Cache Cleaner, free from market.
i thinks hes talking about this one http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1305060
spikex said:
Hey guys,
a few weeks ago, I found a thread with an app for an HD2 Android Rom, that clears unnecessary stuff from your phone and somehow links all data better and therefore makes the rom run smoother and faster. i tried to find it on here but i cant.
hope you understand what i mean.
thanks in advance,
greetings!
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Use "AutoKiller Memory"
Can we run SuperCharger on our phones? And if we can can somebody please give me instructions. I will be very thankful.
13~BigBear~13 said:
Can we run SuperCharger on our phones? And if we can can somebody please give me instructions. I will be very thankful.
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Most folks here don't use that anymore and for good reason, the script does more harm than good. Most of the custom ROMs/kernels are pre-tweaked these days for the most part and a script like V6 tends to just clash with them. That being said, if you are still are determined to use it all you need is Script manager from Play. Download the V6 script and then run it using that app. At least make a nandroid so you can undo things if the results are undesirable for you.
Yea I just won't. But this phone is an OK phone but I want to try and squeeze as much ram and not to make it run behind like it does really well on slim bean 4.1.2 but I just want to get everything out of this phone as I can.
13~BigBear~13 said:
Yea I just won't. But this phone is an OK phone but I want to try and squeeze as much ram and not to make it run behind like it does really well on slim bean 4.1.2 but I just want to get everything out of this phone as I can.
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Try Auto Killer to manage the RAM, it's about as good or better than anything. Just always keep in mind that with only 512mb of RAM and less than 360mb usable RAM you will never get a lag free experience unless you use a Gingerbread ROM.
ArtfulDodger said:
Try Auto Killer to manage the RAM, it's about as good or better than anything. Just always keep in mind that with only 512mb of RAM and less than 360mb usable RAM you will never get a lag free experience unless you use a Gingerbread ROM.
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Really? While you do make some good points, I'd have to disagree with you about a couple of things. First off, using auto killers isn't a good idea with Android, period. They do more harm down the road, causing instabilities in the ROM and apps. There are several write-ups about this around the web - just search and you'll find them. Secondly, even the stock TouchWiz GB is slow and laggy, as is Peach Sunrise and all the other GB ROMs. Sorry, but it's true. Some ROMs might seem okay, but when it comes right down to it, Jelly Bean has been a major improvement in overall speed. I'm sure if you put 2 Exhibit's side-by-side with stock Gingerbread and a vanila JB AOSP (such as SuperNexus), compared the speed and responsiveness, the JB device would win hands-down.
There are ways to help with the performance of this phone, however. There's a whole thread dedicated to it right here. Something not mentioned there because that thread is a little dated, is the beautiful app known as Greenify. Essentially, what Greenify does is freeze/unfreeze apps on-the-fly. It's a similar method to how you do it with Titanium Backup or other apps that can freeze apps, but Greenify does it in such a way that the apps don't disappear from the launcher, and will unfreeze them as soon as they're opened. When they're frozen, they won't take up precious RAM, CPU cycles, and won't drain the battery. Due to it's nature of freezing apps, it's not recommended to use Greenify on the launcher, live wallpapers, icon packs, or anything you use widgets with. All other apps (especially Facebook) are fair game. Good luck!
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Really? While you do make some good points, I'd have to disagree with you about a couple of things. First off, using auto killers isn't a good idea with Android, period. They do more harm down the road, causing instabilities in the ROM and apps. There are several write-ups about this around the web - just search and you'll find them. Secondly, even the stock TouchWiz GB is slow and laggy, as is Peach Sunrise and all the other GB ROMs. Sorry, but it's true. Some ROMs might seem okay, but when it comes right down to it, Jelly Bean has been a major improvement in overall speed. I'm sure if you put 2 Exhibit's side-by-side with stock Gingerbread and a vanila JB AOSP (such as SuperNexus), compared the speed and responsiveness, the JB device would win hands-down.
There are ways to help with the performance of this phone, however. There's a whole thread dedicated to it right here. Something not mentioned there because that thread is a little dated, is the beautiful app known as Greenify. Essentially, what Greenify does is freeze/unfreeze apps on-the-fly. It's a similar method to how you do it with Titanium Backup or other apps that can freeze apps, but Greenify does it in such a way that the apps don't disappear from the launcher, and will unfreeze them as soon as they're opened. When they're frozen, they won't take up precious RAM, CPU cycles, and won't drain the battery. Due to it's nature of freezing apps, it's not recommended to use Greenify on the launcher, live wallpapers, icon packs, or anything you use widgets with. All other apps (especially Facebook) are fair game. Good luck!
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Actually I have the answer courtesy of Hatememarkez. NOS script: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2158329
As I just posted over in the Pacman thread amazingly I was able to get Gnow, Maps, Poweramp and Boat Browser running at the same time and my phone did not freeze up. No lag even. I'm in shock right now with the hell I've been through with this phone.
I know about Greenify but frankly I don't think it does much as I didn't get battery improvement or performance improvement out of it. Reason being your biggest resource eater in JB are Google apps. Greenify won't keep them hibernated. Seeder helps a little bit, but just a little.
On those GB ROMs, forget Peach. I'm talking about RebelROM and CM7. They are the fastest ROMs we have for this phone, just my opinion as I've used about everything that is offered for this phone. Although right now Baked Bean in conjunction with NOS is kicking major a** so I may have to amend my comments. Thing is I've been burned every time I say something like that so who knows. If a week from now things are the same, then it's V-day!
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Actually I have the answer courtesy of Hatememarkez. NOS script: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2158329
As I just posted over in the Pacman thread amazingly I was able to get Gnow, Maps, Poweramp and Boat Browser running at the same time and my phone did not freeze up. No lag even. I'm in shock right now with the hell I've been through with this phone.
I know about Greenify but frankly I don't think it does much as I didn't get battery improvement or performance improvement out of it. Reason being your biggest resource eater in JB are Google apps. Greenify won't keep them hibernated. Seeder helps a little bit, but just a little.
On those GB ROMs, forget Peach. I'm talking about RebelROM and CM7. They are the fastest ROMs we have for this phone, just my opinion as I've used about everything that is offered for this phone. Although right now Baked Bean in conjunction with NOS is kicking major a** so I may have to amend my comments. Thing is I've been burned every time I say something like that so who knows. If a week from now things are the same, then it's V-day!
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Do you know if NOS script would work with slimbean 4.1.2?
it should just read the thread and do a backup
smartguy044 said:
it should just read the thread and do a backup
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Thanks for your reply. Also, do you happen to know how the tweaks in NOS script differ from V6?
i have no idea. i only used v6 once and the was a few phones ago when i had the note
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Thanks for your reply. Also, do you happen to know how the tweaks in NOS script differ from V6?
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Read the two threads to compare but far as I'm concerned the difference is that NOS actually works for the ROM and not against it. It's also MUCH easier to install than that cumbersome script V6 uses.
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Read the two threads to compare but far as I'm concerned the difference is that NOS actually works for the ROM and not against it. It's also MUCH easier to install than that cumbersome script V6 uses.
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I would read the threads but I'm an amateur at this stuff, so I'm can't really understand the jargon yet. I'm looking into trying NOS though; how can I check my busybox version?
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I would read the threads but I'm an amateur at this stuff, so I'm can't really understand the jargon yet. I'm looking into trying NOS though; how can I check my busybox version?
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Just open the Busy Box app and it will tell you. If you install updates from Play you should have the latest version though.
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Just open the Busy Box app and it will tell you. If you install updates from Play you should have the latest version though.
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Thanks. I looked from the busybox app and it only lets me install up to 1.20.2. The NOS script requires 1.20.4?
an0maly13 said:
Thanks. I looked from the busybox app and it only lets me install up to 1.20.2. The NOS script requires 1.20.4?
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Look closer, it's 1.21.0. If not you need an update from Play.
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Look closer, it's 1.21.0. If not you need an update from Play.
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I was using the wrong busybox app from the play store.... haha thanks a bunch
Hi all, I am new to Samsung Galaxy S Advance. I have upgraded to official Jelly Bean 4.1 via kies. I have not rooted / installed custom rom and kernel yet.
Pls let me know some suggestions and tips for keeping my smartphone in a flying condition.
Sanish_advance said:
Hi all, I am new to Samsung Galaxy S Advance. I have upgraded to official Jelly Bean 4.1 via kies. I have not rooted / installed custom rom and kernel yet.
Pls let me know some suggestions and tips for keeping my smartphone in a flying condition.
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Only one way, Don't install unnecessary apps like widgets,battery saver,antivirus softwares. and if possible use custom debloated ROM (caution :it'll void warranty).
I think we can get our warranty back by resetting the binary counter and flashing your country's FW again and unroot.
Thank you
mr.harsh said:
Only one way, Don't install unnecessary apps like widgets,battery saver,antivirus softwares. and if possible use custom debloated ROM (caution :it'll void warranty).
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Thank you Mr. Harsh for your advice. As you said i also agree with you that installing many apps, widgets, antivirus softwares makes smartphone to lag. But what if i want to install more apps and still i can be in a smoother condition?
Case
Sanish_advance said:
Thank you Mr. Harsh for your advice. As you said i also agree with you that installing many apps, widgets, antivirus softwares makes smartphone to lag. But what if i want to install more apps and still i can be in a smoother condition?
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Hi, pls tell me where can i get a good case for s advance? i am unhappy with my present case.
Also let me know if apps is moved to SD Card will it makes working more faster? Dont mind as i am new to android. But i will be eager to update technology always.
Sanish_advance said:
Hi, pls tell me where can i get a good case for s advance? i am unhappy with my present case.
Also let me know if apps is moved to SD Card will it makes working more faster? Dont mind as i am new to android. But i will be eager to update technology always.
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If you're playing games on your phone, moving them to sd will make them lag. Not faster. You can limit background process though for better multitask if you're having lags and not wanting to root.
Hope this helps.
mr.harsh said:
Only one way, Don't install unnecessary apps like widgets,battery saver,antivirus softwares. and if possible use custom debloated ROM (caution :it'll void warranty).
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And i recommend not to install launchers.. especially 3D launchers...they consume huge amt of RAM fir a continous period. which might affect performance of heavy games..
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Sanish_advance said:
Thank you Mr. Harsh for your advice. As you said i also agree with you that installing many apps, widgets, antivirus softwares makes smartphone to lag. But what if i want to install more apps and still i can be in a smoother condition?
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Install debloated stock ROM and custom kernel.
Sanish_advance said:
Hi, pls tell me where can i get a good case for s advance? i am unhappy with my present case.
Also let me know if apps is moved to SD Card will it makes working more faster? Dont mind as i am new to android. But i will be eager to update technology always.
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Moving app to SD card will only increase loading time.It won't give increase performance.
In addition, you can try not to install many chat apps (ie: viber, line, wechat etc..) cause all of this always running in background consuming ram space and battery. Just whatsapp is enough. Well good enough for me though.
Thank you
arffrhn said:
In addition, you can try not to install many chat apps (ie: viber, line, wechat etc..) cause all of this always running in background consuming ram space and battery. Just whatsapp is enough. Well good enough for me though.
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What you say is correct. I have experienced that.
Please can you tell me where can i get a good case for s advance? I am unhappy with present one.
Sanish_advance said:
What you say is correct. I have experienced that.
Please can you tell me where can i get a good case for s advance? I am unhappy with present one.
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Case? I don't know. I always buy at the store in my country.
Thank you
mr.harsh said:
Install debloated stock ROM and custom kernel.
Moving app to SD card will only increase loading time.It won't give increase performance.
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What you said is correct. Thank you for your valuable suggestion.
Please use the thanks button rather than posting it.
mr.harsh said:
Install debloated stock ROM and custom kernel.
Moving app to SD card will only increase loading time.It won't give increase performance.
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But there're no debloated stock roms, only some customs with heavy theming.
Correct me, if I'm mistaken.
or you can root and de-bloat it yoursel, then un-root if you really want to keep it stock only.
Debloat by yourself mean to unninstall the apps that you dont need.
For example, i have only 98 apps from over 160 apps who came stock ROM.
Its only your choice what applications choose to erase from stock.
You have a guide in my signature with debloating ROM safe.
Hii.
..i want to purchase s advance ...is it a gud phone or not....share sum gaming experience wid mee
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mohit.bhagat1 said:
Hii.
..i want to purchase s advance ...is it a gud phone or not....share sum gaming experience wid mee
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the phone is good and a great value for money after the recent price drop...
all games run quite nice with occasional lag and hiccups and thats due to lesser ram in the phone...if you are heavily inclined towards playing high end games i would suggest you to not go for this one buy a phone with atleast 1gb ram...
and one more disadvantage (not for everyone though) is that this phone is not really developer friendly and apple of every developer's eye out there due to chipset...
see for your priorities and make the decision..:good:
Thanks ....Games like temle run ...subway surfer lags or not ????
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mohit.bhagat1 said:
Thanks ....Games like temle run ...subway surfer lags or not ????
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On jellybean with everything stock, it's likely that they will lag.
But dude read! This thread is not for buying advice! You can do enough research about this phone's performance if you would just search the forum.
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