All,
the post at the www page whose url is
http://www.thestreet.com/story/10470711/1/rim-apple-feast-on-nokia.html
frames the experience I had today.
While seated at a luncheon following a technical meeting
(Cisco/VMware/Netapp/etc) I duly noted that I was among a crowd (that
would be
they likely don't care about multi-tasking until you give a concrete example
of a multi-tasking scenario: say, listening to mp3s while using IM. Or,
switching between browsing, IM, and [your favourite iPhone app here].
concepts like multi-tasking tend to go over most people's heads until an
exam
Kevin,
agreed. A more indepth discussion with some of those other users would
have provided the opportunity to reveal that value associated with a
Linux based mobile device.
Now I have to wonder, does the iphone OS support multitasking?Is it a
stripped down version of OS X? I;ll do some readin
John Holmblad wrote:
> Kevin,
>
> agreed. A more indepth discussion with some of those other users would
> have provided the opportunity to reveal that value associated with a
> Linux based mobile device.
>
> Now I have to wonder, does the iphone OS support multitasking?Is it a
> stripped down
John
> all this most likely done to keep the battery drain to a minimum...
This is one of Apple's mantras, but the primary motivation for the
arbitrary limitations is to maintain tight control over the platform.
--
Brad Midgley
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