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This is a small tool to inventory externaldata devices. It allows the user to manage his external devices(e.g. USB Flash Drives) in one list. A backup is possible with theCSV export.Notes:The CSV export writes to the folder:/mnt/sdcard/Android/data/de.dinardo.android.device.manager/files/devices_n.csvThe export format changed slightly, so files exported prior Version1.1.0 cannot be imported.

The Task Manager allows viewing and stoppingprocesses, services and tasks. Its main features includeapplication management, process management, battery and othersystem information. With the auto stop feature processes can bestopped periodically.Notes:The SD card icon can only be shown with Android 2.3 andabove.If you don't need a task manager, you can check out the ApplicationManager, the Battery Display App or the CPU Display App for some ofits functions.Close processes:In Android it is possible, that some processes with services (e.g.the Battery Display) will be restarted directly by the system,after they were closed. This behaviour exists in some other taskmanagers, too (e.g. the one of the Galaxy S2). Some processescannot be killed (noticed on the Galaxy S2 with Android 4.0.4). Iam looking for an option, to close processes not the 'light way'. Ithink you need 'Root' then.Update notes:All services of the application will be stopped during the update.Please go to the auto stop feature activity and leave it again torestart them. If the services are not running, no auto stop willoccur.

The CPU Display App shows basic CPU and systeminformation. With the notification service the CPU usage in percentcan be viewed with one touch.Notes:If you use the Task Manager, you do not need the CPU Display App.All of its functions are included in the Task Manager.

The Battery Display App shows basic batteryinformation. With the notification service the battery charginglevel in percent can be viewed with one touch. There is a widgetincluded to keep track on the charging state of the battery.Notes:This application does nothing very special ;-). So if you want morefunctionality, perhaps check out the other great batteryapps.If you use the Task Manager, you do not need the Battery DisplayApp. All of its functions are included in the Task Manager.