It’s a known fact that smartphones get slower with use and this is
caused by installed apps. While these apps may be useful and hard to do
away with, the negative effects they have on our devices can make one
consider removing them. For instance, Facebook is one app almost
everyone has but it’s one of the most power-hungry Android apps ever.
AVG,
an anti-virus maker, recently released a list of apps you should
probably consider uninstalling from your device. It’s a huge list
containing most of our favorite apps and games.
Top 10 performance draining apps that run at startup
These apps automatically start running the moment you boot your device and as expected, Facebook tops the list here followed by
Google
Play Service. Blackberry Messenger and Instagram too make the list.
It’s interesting seeing four Facebook apps (Facebook, Messenger,
Facebook Pages Manager and Instagram) on this list. Are you willing to
do away with these apps to boost your device performance? I doubt that.
Here's the full list:
1) Facebook
2) Google Play Services
3) BBM
4) Instagram
5) Messenger
6) ChatON (Voice & video chat)
7) Facebook Pages Manager
The Weather Channel
9) KakawTalk
10) WhatsApp Messenger
Top 10 performance draining apps run by user
These
apps too are performance killers but unlike the ones listed above, they
do not run automatically. They will never be initiated unless you run
the apps and they do not run in the background. Here's the full list:
1) SnapChat
2) Amazon Shopping UK
3) Spotify Music
4) LINE - Free Calls & Messages
5) Clean Master
6) Samsung WatchON (Video)
7) Netflix
BBC News
9) Amazon Shopping Global
10) Microsoft Outlook
Top 10 battery drainers that run at startup
If
you have these apps installed, they may be draining your battery even
if you don’t use them all the time. They automatically start running the
moment you boot your device. Again, your favorites apps (Facebook,
Messenger, BBM and WhatsApp) make the list. Here's the full list:
1) Android Firmware Updater
2) Beaming Service For Samsung
3) Security Policy Updater
4) ChatON
5) Google Play Services
6) Facebook
7) BBM
WhatsApp Messenger
9) Weather & Click Widget Android
10) WeChat
Top 10 data traffic hogs that run at startup
These
are the top apps that contribute the most to your monthly internet
bill. If you realize you’re exhausting your allocated data bundle before
expiry almost every time, these apps may be responsible. Here's the
full list:
1) Facebook
2) Yahoo! Japan
3) Antivirus & Security
4) The Weather Channel
5) Instagram
6) IHeart Radio
7) Google Play Services
APUS Launcher
9) GroupOn - Daily Deals, Coupons
10) WeatherBug
Top 10 data traffic hogs run by user
These
apps too contribute heavily to your data usage but unlike the ones
above that automatically start running when you turn on your device,
these apps are usually started by the user. Here's the full list:
1) Netflix
2) SnapChat
3) Tumblr
4) BBC News
5) Clean Master- Boost & AppLock
6) Samsung WatchON - Video
7) Spotify Music
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9) Microsoft Outlook
10) Tinder
Top 10 storage eaters run by user
These
apps eat up storage whenever they are run by the user. What this
implies is that is your device has a low storage, running multiple of
these apps will make your device start to lag or even hang. Here you'll
see apps like Amazon shopping, chrome, Spotify, etc Here's the full
list:
1) Spotify Music
2) Chrome
3) Aillis - Filters & Stickers
4) LINE: Free Calls & Messages
5) Amazon Shopping UK
6) TripAdviser - Hotels, Flights
7) Amazon Shopping Global
SnapChat
9) Clean Master - Boost & AppLock
10) Photo Editor by Aviary
This
whole list highlights some apps we already suspect but then, you
shouldn’t go ahead uninstalling these apps because AVG says they’re bad
for your phone. Some of the listed apps are actually system applications
which your device depends on to properly function.
It’s also worth
mentioning that your phone might be equivalent to nothing but a piece of
brick without some of these apps. Who wants to uninstall WhatsApp,
Instagram, Facebook and BBM anyway?
Source:
http://www.oddytech.com.ng/2016/01/see-apps-draining-your-battery-ram-and.html?m=0
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