Mainly used for calling and texting, and of course the one application I will not be without in this flood/tornado prone region, and that is Radarscope. I do not have any other apps on my phone, nor do I plan to install any. I do some light browsing when out and about when needing to research/look up something.
The average usage for it is around 71mb.
- Jan 8, 2011
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Norton's naming of products is confusing at best, and the transparency of the differences is hard to define, even for them i think... From what i gather, SEPC is the newest generation on the block, and Nortons goal is to migrate everyone to it.
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.symantec.mobile.protection
it's this SEP Cloud not the one you linked
also don't want to hijack your thread, but I just installed it and It accepted my commercial license for Norton Mobile.
it's basically a Norton Mobile copy, will see the RAM usage soon. it lacks a lot of features tho.
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- Jan 8, 2011
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Since when did RAM usage matter so much? What's more concerning is background CPU and Battery usage, if it kills the battery then it's not very good.
Most newer Android flagships come with an expected 4 GB of RAM or more.
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my poor Nexus 6 gets its 3 GB of RAM eaten alive, i'm just trying to make it useable till i replace it real soon.
Removed: SEPC
Running default built in, nothing fancy, nothing special, it is not needed. I rarely look anything up with the browser, only have 2 apps besides the defaults of which mostly are disabled as i do not use them. The phone believe it or not, is actually used as a phone, to text or call, only using 1 app for weather "Radarscope", which is amazing if you have not checked it out, and "scanner radio" which i use to listen to storm spotters, fire emergencies ect.
Running default built in, nothing fancy, nothing special, it is not needed. I rarely look anything up with the browser, only have 2 apps besides the defaults of which mostly are disabled as i do not use them. The phone believe it or not, is actually used as a phone, to text or call, only using 1 app for weather "Radarscope", which is amazing if you have not checked it out, and "scanner radio" which i use to listen to storm spotters, fire emergencies ect.
- Jan 8, 2011
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I personally use Chrome for it's autofill passwords, but here are two apps to check out.
- Firefox Focus - Mobile browsers for iOS and Android | Firefox
- Blokada - Blokada - the best ad blocker for Android, free and open source
I have actually test drove Firefox Focus, not a full browser, but it is light and quick. I may very well install it again. Will look into Blokada... Thank you for the suggestions.I personally use Chrome for it's autofill passwords, but here are two apps to check out.
No need to bog down Android with 3rd party junk cleaners, battery boosters, antivirus or fancy lockscreens. Keep is clean and simple.
- Firefox Focus - Mobile browsers for iOS and Android | Firefox
- Blokada - Blokada - the best ad blocker for Android, free and open source
Clean and simple is exactly how i plan to keep it...
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