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Myiphone7

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It's not smooth when I close or open an app.

I am jailbroken but only have 1 cydia app. I don't even have mobile substrate.

Any tips on fixing this?
 
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iPhone 4
 
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Ok thanks. It gets better after hard reset. But then within a day or two again the same thing...
 
im new to the iphone and found this. just sharing


The much easier method now available in iOS 4 is to use the Multitasking bar to close any app you want. Here ‘s how:

– Double tap the Home button to bring up the Multitasking bar

– Press and hold anywhere on the multitasking bar until the icons on it start to wiggle.

– While they are wiggling, each icon has a Minus sign symbol above it.

– Press the Minus symbol above any app to close it down.

That ‘s it. This will work for any app you want to close, including the Apple built-in apps like Mail and Safari etc.

Hope this quick tip is helpful to some of you who are getting to know iOS 4.



http://isource.com/2010/06/28/how-to-close-an-app-in-ios-4-via-the-new-multitasking-bar/
 
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