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About LinkBacksI just got a samsung captivate a galaxy s phone and I have been looking at all the different apps. I was looking at app killers and I saw someone post in a review that the galaxy s phones had one built in. Is this true? I also saw that once the firmware 2.2 updates (whenever that is) I shouldn't need an app killer or antivirus. I'm still new to this and need some guidance
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02-02-2011 10:01 PMTask killers
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02-02-2011 10:05 PMAndroid automatically closes apps when you need memory so there's no need for a task killer.
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02-03-2011 06:48 PMOh ok thank you. What about antivirus?
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02-04-2011 10:47 AMI don't have one and I've never had problems, but I guess it couldn't hurt. Haven't heard too much about them. You can always try a free one out and remove it if it slows your phone down.
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02-04-2011 01:05 PMAntivirus is a waste of space.
My fascinate has a built in task manager, are you sure the captivate doesn't?
It's a handy tool to have, regardless of the above post. Having apps running in the backgound is a waste of resources and battery.
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02-04-2011 01:16 PMWhoa, this area is for a discussion on Droid Accessories, not task killers. That's an application.
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