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As an iPhone user I'm shocked if that is actually the state of things in Android. The iPhone automatically fades out music for calls. And these multitasking in
by hexley 17y ago
As an iPhone user I'm shocked if that is actually the state of things in Android. The iPhone automatically fades out music for calls.
And these multitasking interfaces:
http://www.cultofmac.com/kirikae-jailbreak-app-switcher-for-iphone-ipod-touch/16471 http://www.cultofmac.com/kirikae-jailbreak-app-switcher-for-...
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- jsz0 17y agoSorry if I made it sound worse than it is. Android does fade out the music it just doesn't do so well handling multiple things at once. I feel like certain apps (phone of course) should always work more or less perfectly no matter what else the device is doing. The lack of a good multi-tasking UI just aggravates the situation because I'll often have 3 or 4 background apps running that I had no clue about until I notice a performance drag. I'm not going to run a task manager every few minutes to make sure my device can operate properly. That's just unacceptable.