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Friday, 23 October 2015

Any realtime network traffic monitor app?



Is there any traffic monitoring apk in realtime? I found my mobile was frequently downloading or uploading something even when I didn't open any app. So I want to know which apps are downloading and/or uploading at that time. Can anyone suggest me an app or widget (more preferable) which can monitor realtime traffic?

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[App] CpuFloat; floating cpu, gpu, deep sleep, network monitor



CpuFloat

Uses a floating window or the status bar to show

# the cpu frequencies
# the cpu temperature if (available)
# the text will turn red when the cpu temperature rises above the throttle temperature. You can set custom throttle temperature in preferences.
# the gpu frequency
# the gpu temperature if (available)
# the text will turn red when the gpu temperature rises above the throttle temperature.
# awake time; the time the phone has been awake since starting the app
# deep sleep time; the time the phone has been asleep since starting the app
# current upload and download speed

In preferences you can choose
# floating window layout; vertical or horizontal layout
# to show the window in the status bar instead of a floating window
# the categories to monitor; all, cpu, gpu, time, network
# to show the temperature in Fahrenheit instead of Celsius
# cpu throttle point; cpu temperature when the text should turn red

# Tap CpuFloat window (or status bar if chosen) to close the app
# Long press the window (or status bar) for preferences

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Thursday, 22 October 2015