After accidentally finding this gem, I really feel the Norton Mobile Security App Resource Hog Widget in conjunction with the App View section is something you really need to promote more. Both these are invaluable in avoiding Android apps that will run down your battery in the first place without having to download battery suckers first and then having to run tests with other apps like SystemPanel that measure CPU use. I am a co-developer of a couple battery apps, and your widget and your pages confirmed the next to zero battery drain we offer our users, and I now have links on my blog to your widgets and pages.
I initially was inquiring about an updated test for our apps to the latest versions, but after seeing the almost 3,000 battery-related Android apps alone that you deal with on the App View page, my only question now would be how offer the widget and App View pages are updated. I noticed in particular that none of the paid battery apps had been security tested yet, while all of the free ones had. I think the priority would be to test the paid apps first, and then get to the free apps. But again, that's from the point of view of someone trying to sell his paid app.
Anyway, I hope very much these pages and features are not abandoned and that they can be updated on a fairly regular basis in the future.
Thanks for you time,
larryvgs