As a recent Nexus 7 user who still does most of his work in the desktop world, I'm puzzled by the weird fact that most Android apps I use don't have a clear way to shut them down. One can go to Settings...Apps...Force STOP, but this seems equivalent to using WIndows Task Manager to stop a program that won't close; there are possible consequences such as buffers not being written out.
Don't all those apps sitting there open take system resources? And, if so, why don't all apps have a clear EXIT option built in?
Thanks to anyone for answering this.
Dave
Don't all those apps sitting there open take system resources? And, if so, why don't all apps have a clear EXIT option built in?
Thanks to anyone for answering this.
Dave