Disable Multitasking?
I've read there is a way to do it using a 3rd party program (iFile) but I'd rather not do this.
Intel i7 860, Windows 7, x64
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Intel i7 860, Windows 7, x64
Armachian wrote:
I had updated my iPhone without thinking about multi-tasking (which i have no need for and do not use). But I did not realise that all apps where put in the task manager after hitting the home button. I thought you had to double tap to put them there.
So now I have to kill each app in the task manager after hitting the home button to close them? Really???
Message was edited by: Armachian
jakthebomb wrote:
I asume your dumb, In Windows you click X, the program is DEAD. In Mac you click X, the app is still running, Apple is the WRONG one here. I Click X i expect the App to DIE. Not Hold Command + Q. Multitasking Must be killed in iOS
OSX-*** wrote:
There is no reason for multi-tasking on the iPhone to be available to every app, we should be able to choose.
OSX-*** wrote:
Thank you for helping me understand this. I guess the big question now is if an app doesn't employ Multi-Tasking, then what is it doing in the tray. If only the apps that used Multi-tasking code ended up in the tray, then there may not be a problem.
NorCal_Gadget wrote:
Just for the record, this is still a horrible implementation of multitasking and I can tell you that although people say the iPhone closes memory resident apps that you have opened along the way when memory is needed, in the mean time, your phone slows to a crawl unless you tap and delete the apps sitting there suspended in time.
When I bought my 4 after a 3GS and a 3G and a iPhone original, this was the slowed of all models I had, latency was horrible. After talking to ATT, they said, try this:..... Close all the apps in multitasking window. I did. Rebooted it, and bang, full speed again.
I NEVER use multitasking. You rarely even know what is there or open unless you tap and slide through dozens of open apps. It is a mess to fumble through. What is worse is the user does not even tell the phone to hold the app open. It builds this horrific trail of apps you have used with stored data there.
Apple NEEDS to give the user the option to turn this off. Would save a lot of unhappy customers from complaining why the phone has this hesitation when it is because there are 15 apps paused tying up resources.
Don't give up people. They need to fix this.
Disable Multitasking?