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The new question is: A good wifi file explorer for android that allows you to use it on 3g as well as wifi.

im currently using Websharing and the only complaint i have is that, it gives me errors when trying to view certain folders on my sd card.

Any suggestions??? 40WRZ Reward..

From what I've read online, I could suggest few different options:

1. TaskPanel (one word). It has task switching, task killing and ignore list. A lot of people saying that they tried everything else and this is the best one they got.

2. SystemPanel (also one word). "SystemPanel is a much more robust application when compared to Advanced Task Killer. It was not solely designed for task management, but more of a swiss army knife for Android resource monitoring with task killing capabilities. It does not include the automatic task killing option that Advanced Task Killer offers. SystemPanel compiles a list of all running applications and allows you to view information such as CPU and memory usage with the option to kill individual processes or all of them in one button click. SystemPanel offers a nice display of meters and charts to display CPU usage, memory usage and SD card usage. If you really want to drill down into the core of the Android operating system, SystemPanel would be the choice for you."

3. Astro File Manager (Astro Processes). Some people mentioned that if you're already using this app, the additional features (processes) is actually quite helpful.

and of course

4. Advanced Task Killer. I didn't like it, but might be useful for ya.

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From what I've read online, I could suggest few different options:

1. TaskPanel (one word). It has task switching, task killing and ignore list. A lot of people saying that they tried everything else and this is the best one they got.

2. SystemPanel (also one word). "SystemPanel is a much more robust application when compared to Advanced Task Killer. It was not solely designed for task management, but more of a swiss army knife for Android resource monitoring with task killing capabilities. It does not include the automatic task killing option that Advanced Task Killer offers. SystemPanel compiles a list of all running applications and allows you to view information such as CPU and memory usage with the option to kill individual processes or all of them in one button click. SystemPanel offers a nice display of meters and charts to display CPU usage, memory usage and SD card usage. If you really want to drill down into the core of the Android operating system, SystemPanel would be the choice for you."

3. Astro File Manager (Astro Processes). Some people mentioned that if you're already using this app, the additional features (processes) is actually quite helpful.

and of course

4. Advanced Task Killer. I didn't like it, but might be useful for ya.

Thanks im new to android ill try these. 50WRZ For u

Any more suggestions from other people 30WRZ reward now!!!

No problem I hope at least one of them works out for you. I didn't see TaskPanel full version on this forum but you can find the other 3 by just typing their names in search and they should pop right out!

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No problem I hope at least one of them works out for you. I didn't see TaskPanel full version on this forum but you can find the other 3 by just typing their names in search and they should pop right out!

Advanced task killer was just what i needed. Thanks again.

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Updated Question 30wrz reward.
Appreciate it thanks.

Not for the 30wrz....

i use battery indicator: viewtopic.php?f=399&t=137007&hilit=battery

it is very accurate and a very small app. does what you want it to do.... give a battery indicator in your taskbar with a percentage.

[htcer]

I just use the HTC Widget, As I find it quite accurate.

Best one is Batterytime
http://www.androlib.com/android.applica ... -xxwx.aspx

BattStatt - nice widget <:

Battery snap is the best.. comes with nice widget too.. its only like 20k

[Waldos]

I use battery widget C:

Is very accurate!

[Phex]

I'm using this one:

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=809588

Sadly no widget, but very awesome

[xAndroidAddictx]

I prefer battery minder... It has all that you specified as well as a low battery and fully charged alert + more

juice defender is the best battery monitor and saver out there i hear. alot of people from xda use it https://market.android.com/details?id=c ... rch_result