Here is something new and more user friendly, the Task Manager. For those who has used or try Samsung Galaxy Nexus, you have ttried it before.
Task Manager shortcut is using Home button press and hold. In Gingerbrwad version, a smal popup windows will appear and let you know what apps you have opened before and if you press the Task Manager icon, it will bring you to Task Manager Service apps. It is useful hut I cannot say that it doesn't make me want to use it often.
Anyway, in ICS
In ICS, I must say it makes, Google makes it much more useful and easier to manage. Just look at the picture below.
After you press and hold the Home Button, that screen will appear, in Honeycomb style. Once you have that screen, you can:
- open previously opened apps by selecting (touch) the app you want to access
- end or close previously opened apps to free.memory. This action is, probably the best feature added to ICS, very accessible. All you need is to touch and slide the app left or right to end its operation, thus free some memory.
Now isn't that makes this Task Manager function becomes the most accessed apps in ICS? Enjoy the tips and wait for more.
Task Manager shortcut is using Home button press and hold. In Gingerbrwad version, a smal popup windows will appear and let you know what apps you have opened before and if you press the Task Manager icon, it will bring you to Task Manager Service apps. It is useful hut I cannot say that it doesn't make me want to use it often.
Anyway, in ICS
In ICS, I must say it makes, Google makes it much more useful and easier to manage. Just look at the picture below.
After you press and hold the Home Button, that screen will appear, in Honeycomb style. Once you have that screen, you can:
- open previously opened apps by selecting (touch) the app you want to access
- end or close previously opened apps to free.memory. This action is, probably the best feature added to ICS, very accessible. All you need is to touch and slide the app left or right to end its operation, thus free some memory.
Now isn't that makes this Task Manager function becomes the most accessed apps in ICS? Enjoy the tips and wait for more.
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