Originally Posted by
cristianocr7 I am using both right now, but do not if I need them both? Advice?
You don't necessarily need either, but it's nice to have both. Battery Doctor itself doesn't prolong battery life, it has it to where you can setup personal settings, like turn off wifi, and data. Battery doctor helps your mobile device recharge more efficiently, my tablet was taking way too long to recharge so I used this App, and the recharge rate was increased significantly. That's really the only reason to have Battery Doctor, for the 50% faster charge.. Now Cleanmaster is very nice, it is the best App Killer/Task Manager App out there that I could find. Androids App Killer does not do nearly as much as Cleanmaster, nor does it go as deep into your system like Cleanmaster. Get rid of Battery Doctor, unless you want a faster recharge. Keep Cleanmaster, you want it to clean Junk Files mainly your Cache, and Risdiual Files. Also, using this to uninstall is best, when you uninstall Apps it leaves "risdiual files" behind, those can reach any size, even had one junk file that was 250mb, that's a big file for residuals. I've been using Cleanmaster around 4 weeks now, and I've cleaned over 6gb of junk files already. Even Battery Doctor leaves risdual files. Cleanmaster's App Booster is better than App Kill and Battery Doctor. Stopping power draining Apps, and boasting ram. Having open ram is always wise. Cleanmaster has everything Battery Doctor has, except for recharge booster. Keep Cleanmaster, I also have CM Security App, which goes right along with Cleanmaster. It's a very good anti-virus program for your mobile device. Keep Cleanmaster...
