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CloseOneorMoreAppsfromtheActiveApplicationsScreen
InadditiontousingtheRecentAppslisttocloseapps,youcancloseappsfromtheActiveApplications
screenintheSettingsapp.TheadvantageofthismethodisthatyoucanseehowmuchRAMyour
GalaxyNote4hasfreeandhowmuchRAMandCPUtimeeachoftheactiveappsistakingup,soyou
canidentifyresourcehogsandclosethemtofreeupRAMandCPUtime.Here,too,youcanclose
eitherasingleapporalltheactiveapps.
1.Fromwhicheverscreenyou’recurrentlyon,taptheRecentsbuttontodisplaytheRecentApps
screen.
2.TapActiveApplicationstodisplaytheActiveApplicationsscreen.
3.LookattheRAMStatusreadouttoseehowmuchRAMisinuseandhowmuchisfree.
4.IntheActiveApplicationslist,lookforanyappthatisusingalotofRAMorCPUtime,as
Chromeisintheexampleshownhere.TheEndbuttonforanyappthatappearstobehaving
problemsappearsinred,whereastheEndbuttonforanyappthatisrunningokayappearsin
black.
5.TaptheEndbuttonforanapptoclosethatapp.TheEnddialogboxopens.