On Samsung Galaxy S6 you may have noticed the application ‘ Smart Manager ‘, which provides a number of services , more or less useful. From here, in fact, you may see battery status, internal memory and RAM , analyzing their use in detail.
However, it is not a good idea to take advantage of the capabilities ‘ Clear all ‘ Smart Manager, which promises to free the volatile memory from the dross of the various applications (seemingly unnecessary data), improving performance of the Samsung Galaxy S6.
what is perhaps not recognized common standard is that Android, for its internal structure, behaves so as to manage the RAM automatically. What sense does it rely on a service that is already the case, however, the default? Moreover, applications of this kind, whatever they say, they behave too badly, proving completely ineffective .
We say this because, as demonstrated by AndroidPit.it guys, once exploited the ‘Clear all’ option, disabled applications employ a handful of seconds to return to work regularly, as if nothing had happened moments before (a nice joke, do not you, too?).
in short, if you want, you can keep having fun squashing the button (you will get, if it was, a simple placebo effect , nothing more), but do not hope to record certified results of its effectiveness (which, as shown, is somewhat evanescent). Much better, in some cases, leave it to Android, designed to be autonomous.
The Samsung Galaxy S6, in itself, already behaves in an excellent way, no need to resort to these mezzucci to push it to the maximum speed (our sample, at least, continues, after months, to work very well, without causing any delays or sudden blocks).
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