Task manager

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APK Description:

You device’s CMO

The Task Manager shows all the phone’s currently running apps, along with useful info about each one: the CPU item shows how much processor power the app is consuming, and the RAM item shows how much storage the app occupies.
You can use Task Manager to kill off tasks that are hogging up too much CPU time or memory or that simply bug the stuffing from your couch. You touch items you want to kill off and then touch the End Apps button. The apps are silently snuffed out.
A nifty feature in Task Manager is the Auto-End list. When apps have been assigned to this list, they automatically exit two minutes after the display times out. To add apps to the list, select them from the main screen and touch the Add to Auto-End button at the bottom of the screen.
Task Manager has 5 options: Tasks, Apps, Backup, Info and Settings. Tasks manages the running apps. Apps allows you to manage each app individually. Backup enables you to save and backup content from your device. Info displays relevant system information and updates. Settings allows you to configure your standard Android settings.
Task Manager is an all-in-one app that lets you configure your device in an easier way all the its tasks and requests

TIPS
> There’s no need to kill off an app flagged as “not running”
> Task Manager doesn’t delete apps; it merely stops them from running. To delete an app, uninstall it according to your system OS or through the Aptoide App Store