Android Tutorials - Herong's Tutorial Examples - v3.05, by Herong Yang
Running Services - Background Processes
This section provides a tutorial example on how to review running services, or background processes, on my Android tablet. Those background processes are started automatically and running all the time.
Since Android is a multi-tasking system, let's see what are currently running on my tablet.
Tap on "Settings", "Applications", then "Running services". I see a long list of items displayed:
LGESystemService 4.3MB SpeakerSwitch 4.9MB Google Service 10MB Maps 7.3MB Android keyboard 8.4MB RAM 108MB used, 364MB free
It seems to me that those are background processes that are started automatically and running all the time. I should leave them alone.
Table of Contents
Installing JDK 1.8 on Windows System
Installation of Android SDK R24 and Emulator
Installing Apache Ant 1.9 on Windows System
Developing First Android Application - HelloAndroid
Android Application Package (APK) Files
Android Debug Bridge (adb) Tool
AboutAndroid - Application to Retrieve System Information
android.app.Activity Class and Activity Lifecycle
View Objects and Layout Resource Files
Using "adb logcat" Command for Debugging
Build Process and Package File Content
Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 Mini Tablet
USB Debugging Applications on Samsung Tablet
About My LG-V905R Android Tablet
►Running Services - Background Processes
Connect tablet to Computer using Bluetooth
Connect tablet Storage to Computer via USB
Using Wi-Fi to Connect to Internet
Setting up Gmail Access on Android tablet
Downloading and Installing from "Play Store"
USB Debugging Applications on LG-V905R Tablet