Smart Memory Booster Pro

Smart Memory Booster Pro v1.5 – Android RAM Optimizer to speed up your devices as well as prevent battery drain!. Smart Memory Booster reclaims lost memory for your programs by defragmenting your smartphone’s memory as well as stop apps that runs on background and drain your battery.

Feature :
1) Auto smart boost – boost when device meets certain conditions, such as free memory amount, importance of an app, or how many memory that an app consumes.
2) Floating widget – Enable Memory Booster floating widget (on by default) to one tap boost anywhere
3) Home screen widget – Add a widget from home screen
4) Notification – one tap to boost (toggle notification boost bar visibility in app’s setting)
5) Boost Now button – tap this button from app’s main screen
6) Boost level: select among 5 boost levels
7) Ignored apps: apps will not be stopped when boosting
8) Report style-define how to show reports
9) Boost automatically: auto-boost, come with minimal Memory threshold and Boost interval
Feedback– a haptic feedback when touch on boost widget Floating widget position/size/transparency – Change overlay widget position/size/opaque level Notification – Show memory info with report/auto refresh settings

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Requirements :
Android 2.0.1 and up
File Size : 2.1 MB
Google Play Price : $2.03

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Memory Booster (Full Version) 4.5 apk

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APK NAME: Memory Booster (Full Version)
VERSION: 4.5
FOR ANDROID: 1.5 and up
CATEGORY: Productivity
SIZE: 462k
PRICE: $2.97
DEVELOPER: IMOBLIFE Co. Ltd
UPDATED: August 10, 2012

Memory Booster is a powerful mobile memory & RAM boosting tool specially designed for Android smartphone users. It is designed to tackle the difficult yet crucial problem of memory management for all Android devices. Memory Booster reclaims lost memory for your programs by defragmenting your smartphones memory and recovering memory leaks from poorly behaved applications.

Features:
* Real-time Memory Status Report & Monitor
* Setting Your Performance Target
* One-click Quick Memory Boosting
* Auto-boosting in the Background
* Android system crash protection
* And there is more...

Other features include embedded Task Killer, Whitelist Manager, Boost Level Manager & Memory Boost Log, which assist Memory Booster to perform more efficiently and friendly.

New in this version:
- Add Turkish language support
- Market error fix
- Add more system information
- Other minor improvement

CODE:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=imoblife.memorybooster.full

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Walking down the memory lane The Apple II Turns 35 now!

A history-making machine
On April 16 and 17, 1976, a scrappy startup named Apple Computer introduced the Apple II at San Franciscos West Coast Computer Faire. The most sophisticated of the early personal computers, it was an enormous hit -- helping to jumpstart the PC revolution and foreshadowing the impact of the Mac, iPod, iPhone and iPad.

 

The Two Steves

Steve Jobs (left) was 22 when the Apple II debuted at the 1977 West Coast Computer Faire; Steve "Woz" Wozniak was 26. Here are Apples founders at the Faire, classic expressions already in place. Their complementary gifts -- Jobs visionary consumer sense, Wozs engineering wizardry -- made the Apple II a breakthrough.
  

The first Apple of them all

The Apple IIs primitive predecessor -- known at first simply as the Apple Computer -- didnt even come in a case until retailer Paul Terrell insisted on it. Designed by Woz and selling for $666.66 in 1976, it sold a few hundred units -- back when when that was enough to make it a success.
  

Expandability was built in

The Apple II had an easy-to-remove lid and eight slots for add-in cards, making it one of the most customizable computers of its era. Here it is with a Hayes Micromodem II installed -- providing dial-up access to bulletin board systems and other online services at a zippy 300 bits per second.

   

The follow-up that flopped

In 1980, when the Apple II was still a huge hit, Apple released a souped-up, more business-oriented computer called the Apple III. One of few products ever released by the company that is most famous for having failed, it was pricey and flaky, and couldnt compete with 1981s IBM PC.

The Apple II evolves

For more than a decade, the original 1977 Apple II inspired additional models, even after the arrival of the Macintosh. 1988s Apple IIc Plus -- in a trim, pseudoportable case -- was the final new computer in the II line. Another moodel,, the IIe, stayed on sale until November 1993.

 

 

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