This app will keep an eye on your smartphone's battery suddenly draining quickly, the phone overheating, or any app using excessive resources in the background.
(What is Android Pulse App)
Smartphones come with numerous apps that people use to suit their needs. In today's technological world, apps exist for everything from food delivery to online payments. However, recently, an app called Android Pulse has become a topic of discussion. Many people have even heard of it for the first time, but it's important to note that this isn't an app you can use to perform any tasks. It's actually a Google system app that quietly runs its operations on your phone.
What does Android Pulse do?
According to media reports, Android Pulse's primary function is to monitor the phone's system resources. This app's sole purpose is to monitor whether any system on the phone is acting strangely. This clearly means it was introduced to protect the phone from hacking. Additionally, the app can detect if an app suddenly starts draining the phone's battery, uses excessive memory in the background, or puts excessive pressure on the processor.
Help will be provided in battery and performance issues
It's worth noting that smartphone battery draining quickly, overheating, or excessive background app resource usage have become common issues. This app can now help identify these issues in advance and take necessary steps to correct them.
However, this doesn't mean Android Pulse is a standard security app that scans your phone on its own. The user doesn't need to open it and initiate a scan. Its job is to provide information to the system behind the scenes.
How to see this app in Play Store
If you want to find out if this new app is available on your smartphone, there's a fairly simple way to check. First, go to the Play Store, tap your profile photo, and then go to the Manage apps & devices section.
Select the Manage option here and then view the list of available updates. If your device has an Android Pulse update, it will appear in this list along with other apps.
