Advanced Task Manager

by INFOLIFE LLC

Kill tasks,free memory,speed up phone,save battery.

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#Feature
*Task killer, kill selected tasks
*Ignore apps when kill tasks
*Auto kill tasks on every screen off
*Regular kill
*Startup Kill
*One click task kill widget
*Quick uninstaller
*Show battery life
*Support android 1.5/1.6/2.2/2.3/3.x/4.0

#Description
Advanced Task Manager (ATMGR or ATM) is basicly a task killer. It can list all the running tasks, and you can select some of them to kill. It is also a task manager tool to manage all the apps or running apps, you can long click on the task that you want to kill, and you will get a poped up menu with more options.

You may found that some apps are restarted again and again after killing, for some tasks are restarted by system events automatically. And we suggest that you enable Auto Kill in settings. Then it will kill tasks on every screen off. It will help to save battery and extend the battery life by terminating some apps that drawns too much battery.

There are many task killer apps in the google market. What is the difference between our app with other task killers? Basically our app killer list more apps then others, because the way we use to get system running task list is same as the android system panel. Another important difference is that we have an uninstaller feature in our task killer, and you can uninstall useless apps. Most of the task killers have one click widget, but our widget can show available memory. It's not default enabled, users should enable it in settings. Overall our app killer is the best one of so many task or app kill tools in the market.

Android >= 2.2 system changed the task manager machenism, and task killer cannot kill services and notifications when kill apps. If you want to kill tasks thoroughly, long click on the task that you want to kill, and click force stop, you will see the application info system panel, then click the force stop button. For android system >=2.2, click menu->service, you will see the running service system panel, and you can stop running services here.

Any problem, it's better to send feedback to us to get help then 1 star!

#FAQ
Q: Why do apps restart again after killing?
A: Some apps are restarted by system events and task killer apps cannot prevent them from restarting because of the limitation of the system. It is suggested to enable auto kill in setting, and it will kill tasks on every screen off. It will help to save battery life and release memory for the phone.

Q: How can I add app to ignore list?
A: You can long click on the task that you want to ignore, then you will get a poped up context menu, click "Ignore". The ignored apps will not be listed in the task list, and will never be killed by task killer. You can manage the ignored apps in setting.

Q: Is task killer meaningful for android?
A: Android 2.2 improved the task manager machenism and it is said that the task killer is meaningless for android. In my view it's partly true, in android 2.2, task killer tools is not powerful as it was in android 1.5-2.1, but it still can help to release memory and extend battery life by enabling auto kill. Our app is not only a task killer, it also can help to manage the running tasks and installed apps.

Q: How can I manage startup apps by app killer?
Our app killer has "Startup Kill", it can help you to kill apps on system startup.

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Recent changes:
-v1.6.0
#Fix 2 FC bugs

-v1.5.9
-v1.5.8
#Mini bug fix

-v1.5.7
#Support to use old icon in settings
#Add regular kill interval

For phones with android<=2.1 system, switching to old icon may lead to widget exception, it requires you remove the widget and re-add it to the home screen.

-v1.5.6
#New Icon
#New widget UI

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