How do I use multitasking on the iPhone 4?
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Probably the biggest benefit of having multitasking is being able to have more than one app open at a time. For example if you were switching between surfing the net and writing an email, you can now have both open and you dont have to open and close each one each time you want to switch back. Probably the most common multitasking option is to play music while doing something else on your iPhone.
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Another example is when you are using Skype. Skype will be running in the background even if you are receive calls. It won't matter if you are surfing the web or playing a game, you will still be able to to pick up the call and you can switch to Skype instantly and have a conversation even how long it is going to last and then you can return to your browser or games just where you have left it.
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Here is how to use multitasking on the iphone4:
*Pick one application of your choice and let it run
* Click on the ‘’home’’ tab or button, then select another application (it could be a game, a book, or a news feed).
*You would notice that the first application you opened would not close, Instead it will be running in the background and you can easily go back to it by double clicking on the ‘’home’’ button.
*You would also see any other application you have used recently at the bottom of the iPhone screen. To open up any of them, just tap on the icon and it would come up on the screen.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p0WdfJbb8lI
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Multitasking on the iPhone 4 is not very different from multitasking on your desktop or laptop computer. The main difference is that you can use the "home screen" button on the iPhone 4 to switch between applications. Multitasking allows you to run several applications at the same time. The earliest iPhones did not support multitasking. It was the most requested feature for the iPhone, and Apple Inc delivered.
I like that iPhone 4 allows you to multitask during a phone call. A lot of vintage cell phones can do it, so it was weird that the original iPhone couldn't.
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You iPhone home page key acts as the multitasking key. The only thing you need to do use another application "is double tap the home screen button (the button below the screen) twice and up will pop a dock displaying all of your recently-used apps. Simply tap on the app that you want to switch to and you can carry on where you last left off. To view all of the open applications, you can slide your finger along the dock."
I also want to share to you this instructional Mahalo Video on using multitasking on the iPhone 4:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxLVCe-ETRg
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You can also use this feature if you've upgraded your iPhone 3GS to iPhone iOS4.
Note: To allow multitasking between third party apps, they'll have to support iOS4.
The homescreen button now operates as the multitasking button.
All you have to do to switch between application is double tap the homescreen button (the button below the screen) twice and up will pop a dock displaying all of your open apps.
Simply tap on the app that you want to switch to to carry on where you last left off.
To view all of the open applications, you can slide your finger along the dock.
You can also use VoIP apps such as Skype while you're using another application. Simply double tap the homescreen when on a VoIP call and you can check your emails or read the latest news headlines.
If you're waiting a page to load in Safari, you can just double tap the homescren button and switch to another app without Safari stopping.
Hope this helped
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First, double tap on the multitask button when an application is open in order for you to be able to bring up new apps to choose from at the bottom of the screen.
Second, once you are on the app you want, you can switch between current and previous apps of your choice.
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