Advanced Task Manager was designed for Android phone to end tasks, kill processes, stop running services, allow or disable programs in the startup list, remove installed apps and view system information with one click to free up space on your Android phone. memory, speed up your phone and save battery. Once there are too many tasks running in the foreground and in the background, it slows down your phone, drains your battery and even causes some unexpected incidents which brings you a lot of inconvenience. I think many of the Android users have suffered from such unwanted situations. Therefore, installing Advanced Task Manager (ATM) would be one of the easiest and fastest solutions for it.
ATM gives users the ability to manage tasks, processes, and services that run in the foreground and in the background. In addition to the option to prevent these items from running, it also gives you more operations, including ending the selected item or all items with one click, adding the selected item to the Exclude List, and removing it from the Exclude List (if has been added). to exclude the list). The ATM gives you the option to exclude certain programs that the widget cannot end. The Exclusion List is a list to display all protected items, which cannot be terminated, stopped or deleted if added to the Exclusion List. As a result, it avoids some operations ending in accidents, which may cause some unexpected problems. It turns red once it is added to the exclusion list to help you distinguish it from others. The Advanced Task Manager also allows you to select the auto-terminate feature. Once you turn on the auto finish feature, this app ends some items based on the mode (namely safe mode and crazy mode) chosen by users to increase available phone memories when the home screen is closed.
I think sometimes you get impatient when it takes too long to perform other operations before all items in the startup list finish startup. I also have the same experience. It is because there are too many items in your booster list to slow down your phone. ATM gives you the option to manage your startup list. It lists all the items that start along with the system, you have the options to allow or disallow the items in the list. You can choose a delay time; those prohibited items will end automatically once the delay time is up after the system finished booting up.
With the advanced Task Manager, you can also easily uninstall your apps instead of uninstalling them with another uninstaller or in the Menu. You have the option to uninstall selected items or all items. But enable “uninstall all” as you have to uninstall them one by one. This feature can also help you avoid the trouble of accidentally uninstalling all apps.
ATM offers a nice and clear overview of system information; including CPU usage, memory usage and SD card usage and battery usage.
Some more features:
1. Advanced Task Manager runs automatically once the system starts;
2. Your widget is displayed on your home screen so you can easily access the app at any time, read system information, and kill all currently running items simply by clicking a button on the right side of the widget .
3. Its icon is displayed in the statue bar;
4. Show or not the help box.