Hi, this involves using the app switcher. To do what you want, follow
the below steps.
1. Launch the app you want.
2. Do whatever you need to do in the app.
3. Press Home once to put you on the home screen.
4. Press Home twice quickly to put you in the app switcher.
5. Touch the bottom left
Hello. "Hidden" is definitely the best word to describe this
command. Not many people know about it. IOs provides a way to
force quit applications. This is normally used if an app is
non-responsive, but I have used it a few times when I've been too
lazy to go into the app switcher. (lol) T
Just remember that these methods are equivalent to opening up the
Windows task manager and killing an app. They aren't really meant for
closing apps on a day-to-day basis when you are simply done using
them. For the most part, iOS looks after multitasking itself and
suspends apps automatically when
se the app?
Regards,
Sieghard
Regards,
Sieghard
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Of Joshua Klander
Sent: Sunday, February 3, 2013 8:12 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: re: Alt F4 on iOS
Hello. "Hidden" is defi
Thanks for the suggestion but the process described below closes the app
when it is open and places one on the home page, but the app will still show
on the app list.
LS
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