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As a counter to just one of your points, you can also run apps concurrently on iOS, in fact you can have them side-by-side, and for audio apps, multiple separat
by hellofunk 10y ago
As a counter to just one of your points, you can also run apps concurrently on iOS, in fact you can have them side-by-side, and for audio apps, multiple separate apps can generate synthesizers and other music simultaneously while another app mixes and records them. It's pretty neat stuff.
- erikb 10y agoCan you link to a guide, YT video or something? I've never seen it in action. I just see a lot of my apps only get active when they are the front app. Side by side mixing and and generating sounds like the same direction I want to go when using a modern smart phone.
- kalleboo 10y ago> you can also run apps concurrently on iOS Only for use cases Apple has approved. E.g., an IRC or SSH app will always lose it's connection after 10 minutes in the background since that's not an approved use case by Apple. > in fact you can have them side-by-side Only on the Plus models and iPads