Keep App in Memory

[BadBoy]

Some apps that I use are pushed out of memory and do not stay active. The way the Android OS is made, it makes room for new apps on the fly.

In the latest Cyanogen ROM, there is an option added in spare parts to keep home in memory. This helps to get rid of the lag when returning to the homescreen.

I am wondering if there is an app out there that will do this with another app. Keep the app in memory so that it stays active. Anyone know of an app out here that accomplishes this?

[Paul22000]

Wow, I was going to ask this exact question. Anyone know?

[BadBoy]

Anyone have any idea of how or an app to accomplish this?

[OKC-G1]

yea, root your phone and run cyano

that'll do it for ya lol

[cmbarry1]

as of now there is no such app although it is a good idea...as OKC said, running cyans latest and the 10mb ram hack should make your system fly as it is

[simms22]

in taskiller, you can select an app mot to kill. the system does a pretty good job of keeping it alive. on the nexus one it works perfectly, on the g1 it works a majority of the time.

[djunio]

unfortunately thats not possible on any rom rooted or not or any phone as of yet. when it needs to kick something out its gonna do it no matter what. what exactly r u trying to keep running because sometimes i leave stuff in the background for a long time.

[Cryoflesh]

TasKiller is the way to go.

[BadBoy]

yea, root your phone and run cyano

that'll do it for ya lol

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in taskiller, you can select an app mot to kill. the system does a pretty good job of keeping it alive. on the nexus one it works perfectly, on the g1 it works a majority of the time.

Not sure if this will work for exactly what I'm trying to do...but I'll give it a try anyway.

unfortunately thats not possible on any rom rooted or not or any phone as of yet. when it needs to kick something out its gonna do it no matter what. what exactly r u trying to keep running because sometimes i leave stuff in the background for a long time.

I'm trying to keep Google Talk alive. It's important that I stay connected for certain reasons and I keep getting logged out.