7 utilities to close apps on Android - Bitelia

Jose Maria Lopez (Profile)

October 23, 2013, 16:15

Among

maintenance tools for Android , the most requested and popular are those related to closing processes, since they allow to see what applications are running and so close you do not care. Although Android has its own option for see open applications and close , which lets you see which ones consume more resources, it has advanced options such as closing several at once or create rules automatically closed. Then we will see the best utilities to close apps on Android.

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is possible to see what applications and processes are active , RAM consumption and close individually entering his tab. The latter option is not very practical, as it involves several steps, but it is appreciated that there is default, also showing the total loaded applications and processes. To access this you must go to “Settings> Applications”. Inside, you’ll see the running services and processes cached. In both cases, scrolling left or right to see those that are active and total applications. But there are more ways to close apps on Android. Here are some.

• killer App Zapper : We started why, in my opinion, is one of the best tools to close apps on Android with permission Clean Master . With this app you will see graphically the percentage of memory used and CPU and, of course, a list of running applications, with its use of RAM and the number of processes and services. Its main advantage is that it allows close two or more apps at once by selecting them and pressing the “ Kill apps “. Moreover, it may seem very simple but meets their duties.

• Automatic Task Killer : This one app lets you select a list of applications to close blow when you want to free up some phone memory. On the other hand, has a widget for closing processes quickly and easily.

• Advanced Task Manager : Like

the previous app, Advanced Task Manager allows you to configure a list of applications that will close when you turn the screen of your phone, so that you release resources and so consume less battery your mobile phone or data plan. It offers many features such as uninstall apps, but your choices to close two or more processes at once are very interesting.

Simple Task Killer : Despite its name, Simple Task Killer is a very useful tool, which displays the percentage of battery, memory, and CPU as a graph and allows Android applications close one a batch or in addition to uninstall or inclusion in a list of protected apps not close ever.

Free Advanced Task Manager : This app stands out for the information displayed on use and consumption of memory and other resources on your Android phone or tablet. Moreover, it allows close several apps at once as well as other options such as moving apps to the memory card or uninstall two or more applications at a time.

TasKiller free : This is one of the simplest options if all you need is to have a fast and efficient tool to view and delete active apps. It integrates as widget on the home screen of Android and includes a list of protected apps or ignored. In contrast, lacks more advanced features like delete multiple processes at once or see the percentage of use of this application.

Super Task Killer FREE : We ended up with one of the most popular utilities. Also known for its simplicity, showing a list of apps, you can update manually. As in previous cases, simply select two or more applications, press the button ‘Kill selected apps “and mission accomplished.

If you search the Internet, find articles in favor and against this type of applications. Some argue that they are useful for what we have said before, is that like it or not, many more consumer apps do you open more the phone (memory, CPU, battery …). Clearly not miracle , and if your phone does not work well because the Android version running requires more memory, the solution is not in these utilities.

About the author of this article

José María López

‘m a journalist and addicted to technology, especially any Apple gizmo. My curiosity forces me to try any program, gadget or video game that falls into my hands. I also like science fiction, terror and, ultimately, any story that is out of the ordinary.