Sentences with phrase «killing apps in the background»

Multitasking also works fine thanks to the 3 GB of RAM, and I didn't notice any instances of the phone killing apps in the background too quickly.

While there are optimisations in place to kill apps in the background or reduce the power consumption of the hardware, the Galaxy S9 + is unlikely to win awards for all - out endurance.

Not exact matches

It's possible that disabling WiFi, automatic data synchronization, or some battery - killing app running in the background might amend the situation, but in my experience while you can definitely get all - day use out of the XOOM battery, I wouldn't want to go on vacation with this tablet while leaving the charger at home.

The app needs a persistent notification so Android doesn't kill it in the background, but it's easy to hide the notification so it doesn't get in your way (just long - press on the notification and hide it!)

Instead, you have the ability to blacklist individual apps that might be using too much juice in the background, and have them killed off when the screen's powered down.

If you ever used 4gb ram mobiles you would have know that by simply running 3 hd games at background and 10 tabs in browser will kill all 4gb ram and it forced to close some app or games from memory.

Android operating system is designed in such a way that it automatically kills background apps once the count reaches a certain limit.

Moreover, the multitasking issues that were present on the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge are somewhat reduced on the A8, as it can handle more apps in the background before it begins killing them.

Don't kill apps opened in the background.

Its over-aggressive battery saving capabilities mean that some apps you want running in the background get killed, even when you've marked them to stay active.

It essentially kills apps from using power in the background if they haven't actually been used onscreen for a little while.

Aside from bringing you to the main home screen, the Home touch sensitive key in the middle will give you access to the task manager where you can «kill» all the apps running in the background.

It does help in keeping the apps running in the background, without the need for always killing them to free some RAM.