System Utilities - Check System Information,Memory 4+

Name: System Utilities - Check System Information,Memory
Rating: 3.9 (273 reviews)
Author: Lam Vu

Lam Vu

Designed for iPad

- 3.9 • 273 Ratings

- Free

Description

System Utilities has simple and elegant interface to monitor memory use, network status, cpu use, disk space and battery charge.

It's designed to help you better understand how your mobile device is working at any given moment.

***** Battery *****
• Visual display of battery life.
• Multiple visual displays detailing battery status and use.
• Alarms to indicate charging status complete w/ accurate ‘time-to-charge’ displays.
• Full charge notification.
• Configurable Full Charge & battery Maintenance alerts.
• Tips on saving battery life.

***** Memory *****
• Real time Wired, Active, Inactive memory visual status displays

***** CPU *****
• Visual displays of CPU use by system and user.
• Visual displays of running background applications and other system processes.

***** Disk *****
• Visual display of disk space status and usage.

***** Network *****
• Displays of cellular data network & Wi-Fi network statuses.
• Network data send/receive detail.
• Internet connection speed test.

***** Generale *****
• Provide various information on device and operating systems.

if you have any comment or suggestion please let us know so we can make this app better.

Jan 3, 2017

Version 2.1

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

Fix bug something :D
Thank you so much.

3.9 out of 5

273 Ratings

I have one issue

I read others who say the biggest problem is you ask for a review before we try using it why? So far I like it seems to be what I want, just give us time before asking for reviews you'll get better results.

Nice and simple

Works great for my older iPad. Let's you know what is going on in the background and if it's time to jettison some apps taking up space that could be better used.

Clean Simple System Overview

It is easy to enjoy the clean simple overview of system resources. There is lots of room to expand should the developer choose to. He’s done a great job at What this offers.

If he doesn’t wish to expand on it I’d like to see the app made open source and put on GitHub for others to extend so long as they abide by the gnu licensing and attribution requirements and that it and all its derivatives remain free to iOS users.

Thanks for a good looking proper functioning iOS app.
John