Expected to be announced in August or September of Android 13, new features that interest millions of users continue to come to light. Recent claims show that controlling apps running in the background will change with Android 13.
on Android phones, apps running in the background Not being able to control it has been bothering me for years. Even in flagship models, you may not receive notifications from the application after a while and you may see that the application closes by itself. But Android 13 will finally address the issue of app shutdown.
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Android 13, which is stated to have significant innovations especially on the performance side; It will include various innovations from shorter loading times in games to reporting excessive battery usage of an application. The last leak management of applications running in the background It shows it will get easier with Android 13.
“Multi-Generational Least Recently Used” (MGLRU) has been available on Chrome OS for a while. MGLRU can improve performance by closing the least used applications in the background. It will also authorize the user when to close applications running in the background.
This feature has two consequences that will allow Android users to experience huge performance gains. kswapd While the effect of an Android code sequence on the processor is reduced by 40 percent, From out of memory on Android An 18 percent decrease was detected in application closures caused by
The Google engineer said that the company has tested MGLRU on 1 million Android devices, but that figure is the Chrome OS Virtual Machine’s Android Runtime It should be noted that it is included. So most of the one million devices were probably not smartphones.
It is not yet clear whether Google will release the feature called MGLRU with Android 13. But no matter what Android it comes with, it is obvious that it will offer a better experience for all users.
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