OS Monitor: system manager

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About this app

Get advanced tasks monitor, system usage detector and monitoring app

Powerful and simple monitoring app for your Android device. App shows a various system components and resources for example battery, cpu, ram disk usage, net manager. OS Monitor shows the processes, network incoming and outgoing traffic for applications that are running on your Android, so you can check status for system components and see how installed apps affect your device activity and performance.

APP FEATURES:
• Tasks manager
• Battery status and usage app
• RAM, disk usage
• CPU detector
• Monitor mobile and wi-fi data
• Proc Files Reader
• And much more ...

Kills processes, frees up memory. Download OS Monitor: Tasks app now and start monitoring your device’s performance in real-time

Ratings and reviews

Sorry, this is a "tasks monitor"? But it shows only which ones are running, their package and process names, etc. It doesn't show anything about what they're actually doing—how much RAM or CPU time they're using, if they're connected to the network (or on which ports, or how much radio they're generating), what other processes they're utilizing… It shows only overall CPU & network use in real time. This app is misnamed, and no use to me, unfortunately.

Pretty cools apps u have just need add task killer to them so able close shut down kill back ground task apps android that be the altimeter battery saver and help us apps run faster too for us customers im use Samsung galaxy S20 PLUS 512 GB STORAGE and if u able add like able to formatt micro SD card in phone without root that help alot so many apps say can do but can't if u able make an app able bypass Samsung blocks on SD card able format no matter what then cards fixed ..1TB SanDisk card have

1. Y-axis labels in graphs don't fit to the screen. So, labels are unreadable. 2. What does it mean «mb/s» unit in the traffic graphs? Normally, «m» letter stands for the «milli» prefix, that means 1/1000 divider. For «mega», that is ⨯1000000 (1 million) multiplier, it is standard to use capital letter «M». Samely, «b» usually stands for bits, «B» stands for bytes. It's shame on you, if you didn't know that. I propose you to use explicitly «bits» and «bytes» designations.

What's new

OS Monitor 1.45
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