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(Update: now out) HTCBoost+ app promises to optimize and declutter any smartphone
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Original post, April 12: It’s not just the HTC 10 that is being announced today. HTChas also announced that the Boost+ app included in the HTC10 will be made available in Google Play for all Android phones running Android Lollipop and above.
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So what does HTCBoost+ do? Well, it’s actually a combination of things. It will declutter your phone by clearing up temp files, cached data and app installers as well as what HTCis calling “advertising clutter”, meaning trackers and the like.
Secondly, HTCBoost+ will help improve security and app management by giving you greater control over the apps on your phone and automating some features for you. This means you can password protect certain apps and HTCBoost+ will regularly remind you about apps you haven’t used in a while to see if you want to uninstall them to clear up additional storage space.
Finally, Boost+ also serves as a memory booster via an option called Smart Boost. Many consider this type of task killer to be nothing more than voodoo because the nature of Android has tasks you just killed firing right back up moments later. Of course, you don’t have to use it if you don’t want to, but the panacea is there for those that want it.
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HTC Boost+ will also show you a nice dashboard of your currently available storage along with a percentage readout of how much you have available. A real-time readout shows your percentage of RAM consumption and there’s also a battery boost mode specific for gaming.
Whether you’re into all these features or not, we applaud HTCfor shifting features like these into an app setting rather than baking them into its software UI, which does little more than slow the update process down.
Will you be downloading HTCBoost+? What kind of cleaners, boosters and managers do you currently use?