Archean
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I have not played around with iOS for more then few hours, so I am not really in position to talk about its memory management when compared with android. The task killer I'm using only kills 'programs' which i select to be killed once I've closed them. For example I just checked that which programs are still running which I've closed after use, and right now wifi manager which I closed hours ago is still running in background. And as I've mentioned in my earlier post the blame is not entirely with the OS, it is with the way android is being handled or rather not handled by Google, I believe if they take control and set certain conditions/quality standards to maintain performance/stability things can improve.