warped1987
Member
Not sure if anyone has told you yet, i skipped to the end bug heres what you do, after you get your new battery.
1.) Uninstall that Advanced Task Killer or whichever one you installed, it's the devil.
2.) Go into your app drawer and scroll down to Task Manager, long press it and drop it to your homescreen. Now go into and wait for all your apps to finish loading.
Now go threw the list of anything you've installed or things that you want to turn off when your screen times out, like any games you have, gmail, browser, VZ Navigator, Amazon MP3, YouTube but whatever you do don't add Gallery or Music player or Widgets or things you might want to still run even after your screen turns off and things you don't know what they are
3.) Every time your CPU is running high, if you have the setting to notify you when your CPU is high, go into your Task Manager and end the recently running apps that are running up your CPU, just dont end the widgets you run or things you still want open
4.) Install an app called Fast Reboot in the app market and make a shortcut for it on your homescreen, it's a great app that restarts a list of all the things that are taking up your RAM, it can free up well over 100-200 RAM, it's great, 1 click to open it and it does the rest.
Enjoy your phone
oh and consider maybe rooting your phone after we get the Gingerbread update (could be anyday now, or within a few weeks) and then buy/install an app called Bloat Freezer. It freezes all the bloatware apps that come on your phone that you never use and run in the background.
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1.) Uninstall that Advanced Task Killer or whichever one you installed, it's the devil.
2.) Go into your app drawer and scroll down to Task Manager, long press it and drop it to your homescreen. Now go into and wait for all your apps to finish loading.
Now go threw the list of anything you've installed or things that you want to turn off when your screen times out, like any games you have, gmail, browser, VZ Navigator, Amazon MP3, YouTube but whatever you do don't add Gallery or Music player or Widgets or things you might want to still run even after your screen turns off and things you don't know what they are
3.) Every time your CPU is running high, if you have the setting to notify you when your CPU is high, go into your Task Manager and end the recently running apps that are running up your CPU, just dont end the widgets you run or things you still want open
4.) Install an app called Fast Reboot in the app market and make a shortcut for it on your homescreen, it's a great app that restarts a list of all the things that are taking up your RAM, it can free up well over 100-200 RAM, it's great, 1 click to open it and it does the rest.
Enjoy your phone
oh and consider maybe rooting your phone after we get the Gingerbread update (could be anyday now, or within a few weeks) and then buy/install an app called Bloat Freezer. It freezes all the bloatware apps that come on your phone that you never use and run in the background.Sent from my DROID2 GLOBAL using DroidForums
