where is the task manager ??

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hi, i'm first time to use the sony android device, may i know where is the task manager ?? because i can't find it !! thanks !!

Originally Posted by blackcolor

hi, i'm first time to use the sony android device, may i know where is the task manager ?? because i can't find it !! thanks !!

What exactly you're looking for?
If you look for multitasking it's just a long press on central Home button

Originally Posted by doministry

What exactly you're looking for?
If you look for multitasking it's just a long press on central Home button

i know this issue, but I mean I want to kill(close) the apps and free the memory !!

did sony got the (native) task manager/killer ??

Originally Posted by blackcolor

i know this issue, but I mean I want to kill(close) the apps and free the memory !!

did sony got the (native) task manager/killer ??

This is not really necessary or recommended with Gingerbread onwards. Android is much better at suspending the threads.

But if you really want to kill it, just download any free task killer.

By the way, the Xperia S has a TON of RAM. I'm not sure why you think you're running into memory issues.

Originally Posted by blackcolor

i know this issue, but I mean I want to kill(close) the apps and free the memory !!

did sony got the (native) task manager/killer ??

Nope you can do it only in settings.

Originally Posted by blackcolor

hi, i'm first time to use the sony android device, may i know where is the task manager ?? because i can't find it !! thanks !!

I guess you are coming from HTC right?sense has taskmanager.sony phones dont come with them.if you need one check the market.but i wouldnt recommand one

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There are a number of pieces of research that show that killing tasks manually actually has a detrimental effect on device speed and battery life.
Let Android manage this itself.

This is intresting to know because I had task killer on my sgs2 and i always used to kill apps manually.

Originally Posted by 3Shirts

There are a number of pieces of research that show that killing tasks manually actually has a detrimental effect on device speed and battery life.
Let Android manage this itself.

That and dependency issues. (think cardhouse) ;)