...really SMART phones :?

[john at johnfitz.org (John Fitzpatrick)]

There isn't really any need to kill apps on the Nexus One as far as I can
tell. I have used a 3rd party task manager that was constantly reporting to
me a bunch of apps running (and I hadn't opened them). But I have had 36 to
48 hours per charge on my phone and when I use the Android battery
application to see what eats my battery, running applications are not really
affecting anything.

On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 3:03 PM, Grymoire <pauldotcom at grymoire.com> wrote:

> I have heard several rumors that Verizon may offer an iPhone.  It's
> different hardware (CDMA, not GSM). But if it's AT&T that's causing
> the issue, then you may want to wait wait until the next gen iPhones
> are announced.
>
>
> A lot of people are raving about the Nexxus One. One complaint is that
> it tends to launch (without the owner knowing why) applications which
> can degrade the phone service. All those plug-ins and extensions
> consume CPU, and one person says he goes to the task manager and kills
> these applications "all the time."
>
> Grym
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