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Let's try another one then. 1. open gtalk. (this one should be coded correctly, right?) and type anything. do not send. 2. long press home. 3. go to another
by gcb 16y ago
Let's try another one then.
1. open gtalk. (this one should be coded correctly, right?) and type anything. do not send.
2. long press home.
3. go to another app. let's say, browser.
4. long press home.
5 select gtalk.
awesome! your text is there. awaiting you to send it.
now, repeat step 1 to 3. but this time also open google maps, and google earth... and let's say google navigator (you are tring to confirm where something is)
now proceed with steps 4 and 5.
oh no! your text is not there anymore! did the guys that coded google talk do not know how to use their own OS? or you just took your information out of nowhere?
- natrius 16y agoI consider that a bug. From what I've heard, Android makes handling app switching straightforward to handle from the programmer's perspective.