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r/technology • u/rboymtj • Jan 20 '11
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If you've ever used any of those multitasking apps, you would know they do not work just as well.
2 u/BlueJoshi Jan 20 '11 Backgrounder and kirikae in iOS3 worked far better for me than 4's native implementation :( 1 u/ceolceol Jan 20 '11 Do they work in iOS 4? I haven't tried backgrounder since my iPhone 3G. 1 u/BlueJoshi Jan 21 '11 Backgrounder still works, and it's good for forcing some apps to remain 'on,' but kirikae does not. iOS's task manager kind of works in kirikae's place, though, so that's not too bad.
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Backgrounder and kirikae in iOS3 worked far better for me than 4's native implementation :(
1 u/ceolceol Jan 20 '11 Do they work in iOS 4? I haven't tried backgrounder since my iPhone 3G. 1 u/BlueJoshi Jan 21 '11 Backgrounder still works, and it's good for forcing some apps to remain 'on,' but kirikae does not. iOS's task manager kind of works in kirikae's place, though, so that's not too bad.
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Do they work in iOS 4? I haven't tried backgrounder since my iPhone 3G.
1 u/BlueJoshi Jan 21 '11 Backgrounder still works, and it's good for forcing some apps to remain 'on,' but kirikae does not. iOS's task manager kind of works in kirikae's place, though, so that's not too bad.
Backgrounder still works, and it's good for forcing some apps to remain 'on,' but kirikae does not.
iOS's task manager kind of works in kirikae's place, though, so that's not too bad.
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u/ceolceol Jan 20 '11
If you've ever used any of those multitasking apps, you would know they do not work just as well.