Task killers aren't necessary? I highly disagree.

[jsh1120]

I firmly believe in task killers and find that the performance of my Droid is much better when I use ATK. This is especially true when powerful apps like GPS are used. I see no downside and will continue to use it. There's no reason not to and every benefit to gain! And the lite version is FREE!

Faith is a powerful motivator.

[MuzzleBuster]

I firmly believe in task killers and find that the performance of my Droid is much better when I use ATK. This is especially true when powerful apps like GPS are used. I see no downside and will continue to use it. There's no reason not to and every benefit to gain! And the lite version is FREE!

I have "Task Manager" and only use it when things get buggy.
Also use "Startup Auditor", which has made a big difference in performance and battery life.

Since running these two programs (properly setup) I've kept track a few times, they have increased battery life by 2.5 hours (effective evidence).

Many programs don't just sit in memory, they connect to the network.
And how is it that I can kill apps and let the phone rest only to find more apps "in memory". I'm supposed to believe they just loaded themselves into memory and sat there doing nothing while the 3G arrows are going crazy?
Yea, right.

[MuzzleBuster]

I firmly believe in task killers and find that the performance of my Droid is much better when I use ATK. This is especially true when powerful apps like GPS are used. I see no downside and will continue to use it. There's no reason not to and every benefit to gain! And the lite version is FREE!

Faith is a powerful motivator.

I find proof better.