On my old ipad (retina display; it was stolen) I could double click that button on the side and it would show me all the apps I'd accessed at the bottom of the screen. I could then delete them. Some one told me that if I didn't do that, my machine would eventually run slower. I can't seem to do that with the ipad air (v 7.0.4).
Does anyone know how to do that? Or does it matter?
Thanks!
iPad Air Wi-Fi, Cellular, iOS 7.0.4
Most apps close automatically when you tap the home button and there is no need for further actions. The most noticeable excepts are the music apps which always need the double click and swipe to close. Because a app is pictured when you double click doesn't mean it's open, it's a record of where you've been.
Most apps close automatically when you tap the home button and there is no need for further actions. The most noticeable excepts are the music apps which always need the double click and swipe to close. Because a app is pictured when you double click doesn't mean it's open, it's a record of where you've been.
iOS 7 How to Close Apps
Double Tap the Home Button... Then swipe the App (not the icon) Upwards... Tap the Home Button when finished.
More Info on Multitasking Here > http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4211
Double click the ome button, then swipe up and away the index material that is above the app icon at the bottom of the screen
Thank you!!
Double click button, get rid of icons at bottom of screen
