Well, no need to close all apps at ones usually. But there could be a need to close some apps at some points in time. Some can stay and run in the background and use some recourses. Others can perhaps misbehave or crash or something similar and also need to be closed manually.
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What do you want in iOS 8? [Merged]
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Ewww, looks really heavy. lol
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And thats why you can close apps.
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What's wrong with your bluetooth? Mine is fine...
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Because where would you put it? Control Center is already pretty much filled. Maybe they have something. Apple did mark my request as already requested when I submitted it.
For no.1 just use Google/Bing.
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For no.1 just use Google/Bing.
If you use Siri to adjust system settings, then diving into settings would be far quicker than typing a request to Siri.
I'd also like to see snapchat like functionality built into iMessage for pics and regular messages.
Haha, that made me laugh. "Financially their fine". Yep, they only have around £100 billion in their account. That's not a lot at all is it.
What do you think this is? It's a phone. That is not needed and it's extremely stupid.
Easy there. Yes it's a phone and a phone with texting capability. I don't see how having the ability to set a timer on how long a text message can be viewed before its deleted could be considered extremely stupid? Facebook tried to buy SnapChat for 3 billion dollars so clearly there is value there.
I would like API Access to the SMS and Widget capabilities on the lock screen.
For the API access, I want that so I can make an app that lets you make apps that disables texting when you are driving so you can't text and drive.
For the API access, I want that so I can make an app that lets you make apps that disables texting when you are driving so you can't text and drive.
Well basically you just killed the professionalism of the phone and turned it into a toy. And are we talking about the same Facebook that bought a messaging app for 19 billion? Yeah where Facebook throws there money doesn't show value in anything.
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How would you know I'm not in the back seat.
Unless you are a professional you obviously shouldn't be using an iPhone and really should give your iPhone to the next professional you see.
Having 2 apps open side-by-side is so useful.
For example: watching a video and chatting on iMessage/Skype at the same time; having a webpage/document open and taking notes off of it; studying from the iPad and then making a search without having to switch apps
Honestly the Surface and Samsung Pro tabs are so much better in this regard.
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The iPad has amazing battery life. I'd sacrifice an hour or two charge in order to properly use my device to it's full potential. The amount of times I've had to open up a powerpoint on my iPhone and make notes on my iPad is frustrating. I should be able to open 2 apps side-by-side in order to work.
And there's such a thing as increasing RAM...
I just thought of one radar in the weather app. That way I don't need to the weather channel app every time I want to see the radar.
Just download Yahoo weather and you good. Yahoo Weather is the Weather app on steroids. Glad its on the iPad too.
I can't say enough about Yahoo weather app. It's so good i'd pay for it but it's free with no intrusive ads to annoy you.
I agree with you 110% on this. It's so damn good, Apple copied the design for iOS 7 in general. You should check out Yahoo New Digest as well. Nicely designed and a must have for me now.
I have updated to latest version yahoo weather and scrolling down/up is struggling on iPad air. Don't need to talk what is happening on my sister iPad mini 1st. I can't understand why Apple can't add weather and calculator apps for iPad.