ATK is useless, as Android automatically stops apps from using resources when they're not in use.
I used task killers for a long time on two different Android phones, and then saw many people make that claim in this forum.
Since then, I uninstalled ATK and stopped using Home++'s built-in app killer.
No change, so task killers are useless.
[They'll find apps that are "running," but more often than not, those apps are not actually using resources [ie battery, RAM]]
I have ATK installed although I agree with everyone that you really dont need it. I only use it when I finish with my browser, this wipes the last open browser history. I haven't found any way to do that without ATK.
With that said, if you are compelled to use, do so. It won't hurt anything...
I have ATK installed although I agree with everyone that you really dont need it. I only use it when I finish with my browser, this wipes the last open browser history. I haven't found any way to do that without ATK.
With that said, if you are compelled to use, do so. It won't hurt anything...
I think the biggest problem with the confusion [ie the idea that you NEED them] is totally Verizon's fault. I got an e-mail that suggested ATK along with other ways to improve things, you go into the market under Verizon and ATK is there, and I've heard people say they suggested it at the store where they bought the phone.
I think the biggest problem with the confusion [ie the idea that you NEED them] is totally Verizon's fault. I got an e-mail that suggested ATK along with other ways to improve things, you go into the market under Verizon and ATK is there, and I've heard people say they suggested it at the store where they bought the phone.