Kamis, 07 Juni 2018
It provides protections for any of the specific app that I don't want to be used by others except by myself. It lists all the installed apps, including system software, while you can choose to hide them or not. Once you want to prevent an application from unauthorized or unexpectedly access, just press it, and then select" Apply". It has two unlock modes, namely, unlock password and unlock pattern. Once you forget your password, you can retrieve it by recovery email. The newly added feature is two quick desktop switches. I have to say it is a very good idea to add these two switches. One is used for locking/unlocking all apps just by a click. The other is used for locking/unlocking the entire device. More features like, auto re-lock and auto-launch. App Locker is definitely worth a try! Maybe you can't tell what mPicture can do just from its name. It is an app that helps you get awesome and unique wallpapers for your home screen and easily switch them.
It totally contains thousands of beautiful pictures, which are clearly sorted. Choose one you like and collect it to your SD card to easily use it again. It is really a good helper for decorating your home screen with different awesome pictures. As its name suggests, Photo Manger is used for managing your digital photos. It is a photo sorter and editor. It sorts photos based on time and folders. It definitely is a task manager for you to kill tasks/process/service speed up your phone and save battery. You can also edit your boot list to quicken the speed of boot. Besides as a task manager, it is also an uninstaller for you to uninstall any installed apps you like. Advanced Task Manger allows you to add certain tasks to the Exclude list, which provides special protection for the apps in the list. Also, it summarizes your phone's CPU, Memory and SD card current usages, which offers you a good and direct understanding of your phone.
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