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Originally Posted by KoboJW
ZombWii - there is a setting under Settings > Kobo eReader Settings > Start directly to my library. This will make it more like a reader where in the device will always boot into Kobo, and you only go out to Android when you hit Home. You don't have to ever see any of the stuff you don't to to use, unless you want to!
James
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Now, THAT, is exactly what I'm talking about. Good to know...thanks James.
But I'm also thinking of the Vox's performance when I say I want to strip it down to a bare-bones reader.
I'm not real familiar with how Tablets/Smartphones manage their resources but if I was to uninstall/delete all but a small handful of functions would it free up any memory...or promote snappier performance or longer battery life?
I guess I'm thinking in relation to a PC, which often has numerous "widgets" that are activated at "start-up" and run invisibly in the background...but do take up RAM and slow things down a bit.
Obviously, with battery life the big thing is to keep the Wi-Fi off, and I'd likely not need the highest brightness setting for the screen.
How long does the start-up take from being "off" rather than "sleeping"?