Re: Stop force closing apps on your iPhone, it's not making it run faster or last longer

Hi, I saw the Vonage app mentioned in your Email. I have downloaded the app, but i can't create an account. I can put in my Email address , but when i double tap on the enter password, it doesn't seem to do anything. Hope someone can help. Dave. -Original Message- From: Kelly

Re: Stop force closing apps on your iPhone, it's not making it run faster or last longer

This article is pure link bait. Map apps like Apple Maps or Google Maps are big battery drains. This also includes the Seeing Eye GPS app and Blind Square. I also find the Vonage app to be a medium battery drain and close it when I am not making a phone call. Kelly On 10/23/15, SSEric

RE: Stop force closing apps on your iPhone, it's not making it run faster or last longer

Have not been following the thread... I recently read an article claiming that closing frequently used apps uses battery. Actually, reopening those apps uses battery. If this is even true, I doubt it could be enough to matter in a battery cycle. It read like someone just trying to meet their

Re: Stop force closing apps on your iPhone, it's not making it run faster or last longer

I disconnect Facebook from location services in the privacy settings. I did it for privacy purposes originally, but battery was a bonus. - Original Message - From: "Flor Lynch" To: Sent: Wednesday, October 21, 2015 10:00 PM Subject: Re: Stop

RE: Stop force closing apps on your iPhone, it's not making it run faster or last longer

Have you sent this on to Apple? -Original Message- From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Alan Paganelli Sent: Thursday, October 22, 2015 11:53 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: Stop force closing apps on your iPhone, it's not making it

Re: Stop force closing apps on your iPhone, it's not making it run faster or last longer

that sounds a good idea to me! Let's all write and say so! Carol P Sent from my iPhone using MBraille On 22 Oct 2015, at 18:17, Kramlinger, Keith G., M.D. wrote: Have you sent this on to Apple? -Original Message- From: viphone@googlegroups.com

RE: Stop force closing apps on your iPhone, it's not making it run faster or last longer

Hello Alan, What you described is exactly what exists on most of the recent Samsung Android phones. I find the close all button extremely useful. Mark -Original Message- From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Alan Paganelli Sent: Thursday,

Re: Stop force closing apps on your iPhone, it's not making it run faster or last longer

I would like to see in the app switcher a close all button forexample in the lower left hand corner so that one could close all opened apps at once. Alan Sent from my iPad Air > On Oct 21, 2015, at 10:19 AM, Sieghard Weitzel wrote: > > Maybe so and maybe no. I have read

Stop force closing apps on your iPhone, it's not making it run faster or last longer

this one may cause some commenting. I admit I do this closing apps things a lot. Mary http://appleinsider.com/articles/15/10/21/stop-force-closing-apps-on-your-iphone-its-not-making-it-run-faster-or-last-longer Sent from my iPhone -- The following information is important for all members of

RE: Stop force closing apps on your iPhone, it's not making it run faster or last longer

Maybe so and maybe no. I have read articles like this before and while this may be correct theoretically, I think what the author does not consider is that not all apps are created equal. How often have you seen something in the What's New section of an app that menbtions the developer has

RE: Stop force closing apps on your iPhone, it's not making it run faster or last longer

My thought is, it can't hurt. Neal -Original Message- From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Sieghard Weitzel Sent: Wednesday, October 21, 2015 12:20 PM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: RE: Stop force closing apps on your iPhone, it's not

Re: Stop force closing apps on your iPhone, it's not making it run faster or last longer

Hmm, I've never heard of this Intelligent Multitasking. perhaps I've just never noticed, but what apps finish doing something and then close? Does this mean the app is then removed from the app switcher or that if it is in there, it's not really running? Lisa Belville

RE: Stop force closing apps on your iPhone, it's not making it run faster or last longer

>From my personal experience, clearing apps out of the app switcher often helps >Voiceover work better. I always close my banking app just after I log off of >it. I note that if I have 25 apps in the switcher things get a bit crazy. >Some apps can stay, in fact should stay, but for the most

RE: Stop force closing apps on your iPhone, it's not making it run faster or last longer

Hi. I would imagine that some apps need to be kept running such as GPS apps or transit apps, assuming you are traveling otherwise it is unnecessary to keep them running. Walter. -Original Message- From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Rose

Re: Stop force closing apps on your iPhone, it's not making it run faster or last longer

There has been recent comment (in newspaper tech columns) that several users have found that Facebook doesn't close properly (as when not in use) in recent versions of the app; that it's also draining the iPhone battery by constantly updating one's location etc information in the background.

Re: Stop force closing apps on your iPhone, it's not making it run faster or last longer

I agree with you on this. I have had in the past where my battery was rundown until I close something that was running. So has my friend. I can't speak of recent years since this was a while ago. However, it's not hurting me to waste 10 seconds to close apps. Kellie and my lovable Lady J

Re: Stop force closing apps on your iPhone, it's not making it run faster or last longer

It can't hurt, but I also don't want to be an "app switcher neat freak" and close every app each time it is opened. I usually keep my app switcher with between 10 and 14 apps running at any one time, and often more like 10 to 12. IMO, too much above that and you are slowing down your device.

Re: Stop force closing apps on your iPhone, it's not making it run faster or last longer

IMHO, I agree with the article that forcing apps to close isn't necessary all of the time, and I don't do it myself slavishly because it takes time, and I'd rather have the iPhone manage it's tasks than to spend my time doing it for IOS. Developers spent a lot of effort and thought