Calling all Android users who are fond of monitoring almost all of the aspects of their device. If you haven't been using it yet, NextApp's SystemPanel has been the go-to application for this purpose. The good news is an updated version is now available in the the SystemPanel 2.

SystemPanel: how did the previous version work?

Per Android Police, SystemPanel supports monitoring running applications, as well as hardware information, and network activity, among others. The source also said that as with other pro tools for Android, the first SystemPanel's interface is a bit dated.

When SystemPanel 2 was previously in public beta, it already gave access to a wealth of information about your device, just like earlier version. Although in this newer update, not only is the interface updated to Material Design standards, but pretty much everything else is now easier to access.

For those who are running their devices on Android 7.0 or higher, some features like determining background applications will not be available because of security restrictions; well, unless you are rooted.

SystemPanel 2: get to know more about the new version

According to Phone Arena, the app will provide users with a rather comprehensive insight into their CPU, network, and RAM usage, and get this, all is happening in real time. Current upload and download speeds can also be monitored as well.

In addition, the cellular connection's signal strength and battery status can also be looked into. But there's more; the current temperature of the device's battery and chipset are also displayed. It includes an app manager that provides a list of every app installed, including the associated processes and permissions they require.

Note that the app can be downloaded for free but remember that users on Nougat should provide the app with root access if they want to overview the apps which are currently running. The original version is still available in free and pro versions and you can download the SystemPanel 2 app from the Google Play Store.

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