[th3mmy01]

Guys, please I don't know why my apps close automatically when I'm running them. . .does this have any solution cause it's freaking me out. Though, I'm guessing it's because of the caches I deleted in my file manager when I was trying to free up space but I could still be wrong anyway. .you guys should please help me

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[Invictus0]

What does the Memory tab of Device Monitor look like? Do you also have a lot of Android apps installed?

[th3mmy01]

What does the Memory tab of Device Monitor look like? Do you also have a lot of Android apps installed?

You mean this?. However, does the number of Android apps installed on my phone matter?


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[Invictus0]

You mean this?. However, does the number of Android apps installed on my phone matter?


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It could, it mostly depends on which permissions the apps have (i.e., run in background). Something you could try is closing the Android apps from Device Monitor (long press an entry and tap close) and see if performance improves (make sure you don't reopen them, otherwise they'll be active again).

If you see an improvement you'll basically have to hunt for the problematic app(s) and either close them through DM after you're done with them or uninstall if possible.

[th3mmy01]

It could, it mostly depends on which permissions the apps have (i.e., run in background). Something you could try is closing the Android apps from Device Monitor (long press an entry and tap close) and see if performance improves (make sure you don't reopen them, otherwise they'll be active again).

If you see an improvement you'll basically have to hunt for the problematic app(s) and either close them through DM after you're done with them or uninstall if possible.

Wow!. . .i'll def try that and could that also be a reason why my battery drains at a fast rate even when it's on 2G?

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[Invictus0]

Wow!. . .i'll def try that and could that also be a reason why my battery drains at a fast rate even when it's on 2G?

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Android apps can definitely explain your battery drain as well (it's basically emulating a second OS on top of BB10). In my experience/usage Android apps drain about double the amount of battery that a native app would with equal usage.

[th3mmy01]

Android apps can definitely explain your battery drain as well (it's basically emulating a second OS on top of BB10). In my experience/usage Android apps drain about double the amount of battery that a native app would with equal usage.

You are actually right. . .thanks a bunch though

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