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Pandora's had an iOS client going back to when it was called an iPhone client, and credits it with the major uptick in their usage rate. Since the 4.0 OS came o
by irons 16y ago
Pandora's had an iOS client going back to when it was called an iPhone client, and credits it with the major uptick in their usage rate. Since the 4.0 OS came out, it streams happily in the background.
There have been IM clients since the first days of the SDK, when AIM made do with push notifications for background support. Update your talking points.
- kenjackson 16y agoRead my post again. I CLEARLY was not saying that these don't exist, but that it's not easy to swap amongst them. Sheesh. Update your critical reading skills.
- irons 16y agoSorry, that wasn't clear to me, partly because I've been using the 4.2 beta and it's hard to remember life without it. iOS 4's omnipresent list of running applications (sorted by most recent use, just like command-Tab on the Mac) is now my most-used interface to launching apps. I noticed last month that the list even survives a reboot of the device, which is the kind of detail I love.