NEW -- Use less mem and batt with this app. -- Force Close -- free App World.

[delfteo]

Here is the app I told "HERE", it works great, you choose the bb menu button to "switch app" then choose a app like msn and push the menu button again and choose the "force close " option.
The app works like normal but don't use memory anymore.

This app allows you to force close (kill) some programs that never exit otherwise, e.g. BlackBerry Messenger, Messages. Many such programs don't have to run all the time. Closing them (not just pushing them to background) would release precious resources (battery, CPU, memory) on your BlackBerry.

Due to API limitations and security reason, some third-party programs can't be force-closed by this app. However, this app provides a convenient way to delete a stubborn program that doesn't provide an elegant way to exit.

It works great, less memory and batt use.

Free Appworld "Free force close"

If you like this app don`t forget to hit the Thanks or Like button to support my work.

Enjoy DelftEo

[sridharsuresh]

The appworld link above takes me to Facebook app!

i think this is the actual link : Free Force Close - Download Force Close - Free Apps from BlackBerry App World

[andrewknight]

Sounds promising, anyone using this?

[delfteo]

Originally Posted by sridharsuresh

The appworld link above takes me to Facebook app!

i think this is the actual link : Free Force Close - Download Force Close - Free Apps from BlackBerry App World

Thanks I changed the link.

Enjoy DelftEo

[tsells]

Originally Posted by delfteo

Thanks I changed the link.

I haven't tried the app but the AppWorld reviews are pretty awful!!!!!

[SpaceCow]

I've read some reviews on the AppWorld reviews and they are pretty awful, like tellsells just said. What do you have to say about that?

[delfteo]

Originally Posted by tellsells

I haven't tried the app but the AppWorld reviews are pretty awful!!!!!

That's because when people tried something what they don't know they write bad things about it, believe me I installed it and it works great I can now close msn app , bbm , and other apps what always stay in memory.
You open a app like bbm click the bb menu button and you see a option called "force close" you can close the bbm or msn or other apps.
Also closed the message icon what always stay when you click "switch application" and can receive my mail like normal.
I have now only 4 icons when I click switch applications, "browser, phone, home screen, mobile data alerter"
So less mem and batt use and no leaks.

Updated:

Enjoy DelftEo

[SCrid2000]

If you're knowledgeable enough about BlackBerry to know you want to force close an app, you should also be knowledgeable enough to use the escreen rather than downloading an app to do it (an app, might I add, that's probably always running in the background).

[delfteo]

Originally Posted by SCrid2000

If you're knowledgeable enough about BlackBerry to know you want to force close an app, you should also be knowledgeable enough to use the escreen rather than downloading an app to do it (an app, might I add, that's probably always running in the background).

Offcourse my knowledge is much more, but how many people has the escreen knowledge, and how many people can ENTER the engineering menu, that's way those people made this app.

Enjoy DelftEo

[SCrid2000]

I don't mean you personally.
My criticism is of the app, not of you.
Again, anyone who knows enough to want to force close an app should do it via the escreen, not via this app.

[youknwwho]

E screen still rules, download an app for calculating the E screen unlock code and whoa-la, no more battery monitoring apps, memory booster apps and force kill apps. No disrespect but unless the app are less then 10kb, I'm not interested

[delfteo]

Originally Posted by SCrid2000

I don't mean you personally.
My criticism is of the app, not of you.
Again, anyone who knows enough to want to force close an app should do it via the escreen, not via this app.

I understand it's not personally, but like your name is " Genius of Geniuses" and my "addict", how many newbies do cb count at the moment, and believe me it's a lot.
I only made my hybrid and for the rest I post what I find and think is a useful help to this forum.
Our discus about this made newbie people to think, there is more.
Always good.

Update: about this app, I think to force close a app by the menu button is more easy then enter the engineering menu.

Enjoy DelftEo

[SCrid2000]

You don't need to waste your life posting on CrackBerry to understand how to kill an app via the escreen

[delfteo]

Originally Posted by SCrid2000

You don't need to waste your life posting on CrackBerry to understand how to kill an app via the escreen

how did you come to the status "Genius of Geniuses" ??
By only reading ??

LOL

Enjoy DelftEo

[HankHowdy]

Love this app. You can close the browser and get all the memory back from it. It restarts of course. That's ok.

This extends the time between resets since there is always tons of memory left now.

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