[APP] Greenify - Save Battery Life

[bimobae]

whats the different between 'freeze' in titanium and 'hibernate' in greenify? same function bu different name maybe? but thx anyway for saving more power on my razr m

 

[Jersey846]

With freezing an app you have no access to it. It's as if the app is no longer on your phone. With hibernating the app is still able to run on your phone when you need it. Hibernating is just making sure the app isn't wasting any battery power running in the background when you don't want it to. When it's hibernate it's saving you battery, but when you need the app again, just click on its icon and it'll be there ready to run for you.

Sent from my Moto X

 

[skuppej]

Freezing is the exact same thing as "disabling" and application. It allows you disable applications that don't normally have this option available. Very powerful..but be careful what you freeze! On BeanStalk for the Razr M, if you freeze the built-in "weather" app, it will cause a bootloop!

Make sure you are taking regular nand backups

 

[Jersey846]

Freezing is the exact same thing as "disabling" and application. It allows you disable applications that don't normally have this option available. Very powerful..but be careful what you freeze! On BeanStalk for the Razr M, if you freeze the built-in "weather" app, it will cause a bootloop!

Make sure you are taking regular nand backups

Already answered him. But thanks?

Sent from my Nexus 7

 

[livecouk]

I discovered this gem of an app a couple months ago thanks to an article on Lifehacker. Lifehacker's app recommendations can be hit or miss, so I took this with a grain of salt. But after trying it for a couple months, I couldn't be happier with the results and it's become one of my absolute favorite apps. I've noticed a few of you mentioning it in various forums as well, so apparently word has gotten around! But to those of you who have yet to try Greenify, I would highly recommend it. Basically it "auto-hibernates apps". So, for instance, if you have the Facebook app, but don't necessarily care to have it running in the background eating valuable battery life, Greenify will hibernate that app for you. It's very simple to set up and it has definitely extended my battery life after adding around 7-8 apps to my hibernate list. I'm attaching the Lifehacker article and Google Play links below.

Lifehacker: http://lifehacker.com/greenify-auto-hibernates-apps-youre-not-using-to-save-513922193
Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.oasisfeng.greenify

Haha mee to found on lifehaker and this app was jem when I tested

 

[baiggee2]

really a life saver