I read this today on macworld http://www.macworld.com/article/164...titasking_really_works.html#lsrc.twt_Macworld
I wanted to know if apps and tweaks like multifl0w actually keep apps running in the background or are they "suspended" and then in a "not running state" if the iOS device needs to reclaim the memory like they would be in a non-jailbroken device? Because if they are actually kept in running in the background that would mean less batter life, right?
I wanted to know if apps and tweaks like multifl0w actually keep apps running in the background or are they "suspended" and then in a "not running state" if the iOS device needs to reclaim the memory like they would be in a non-jailbroken device? Because if they are actually kept in running in the background that would mean less batter life, right?