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Memory App, Auto Task Killer and Memory Widget
App Lists all currently running applications with current memory, peak memory, priority, and PID.
Kill or Auto Kill - Kill app or Add apps to be killed automatically when given priority 400/500 by Android System
Widget displays available, active, inactive, and total memory
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UPDATED -> check out recent changes
Application AND Widget
Lists all your running apps with current memory used, peak memory used, priority, and process ID (PID). You can add applications to an 'auto kill' list and this will automatically clean these apps out of memory when they reach the designated priority either on a timer or when the screen turns off or manually from a button click on the widget. Another way to configure auto kill is to set it to kill all 400/500 priority applications EXCEPT for those you add to an ignore list. This is the way I use it now since I added this for myself :)
Widget - The widget displays the Total Memory, Active Memory, Inactive Memory and Free Memory. It has a refresh button on the widget to refresh the values. There is also a 'quick kill' button on the widget that allows you to clean all the apps out of memory that are in your 'auto kill' list
This has the capability to be moved to the SD Card BUT the widget will not work if you have it on the SD Card.
Tags: task killer, auto kill, auto killer, memory monitor, free memory, memory widget, memory free, memory boost, memory booster, memory manager
2.0.13 - priority per app to auto kill. Long press auto kill list
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