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I had two reactions to this, quick, and back-to-back: 1) Finally some non-MS apps that'll support multitasking, yay! 2) I'll believe it when I see it Hopeful
by ghurlman 15y ago
I had two reactions to this, quick, and back-to-back:
1) Finally some non-MS apps that'll support multitasking, yay!
2) I'll believe it when I see it
Hopefully, my dev drop of Mango will allow me access to RTM Mango apps on the app store, so #2 really won't matter.
- recoiledsnake 15y agoIt's more like a quick resume than real multitasking, except for audio playing apps.
- rbanffy 15y agoIt's very rare to really need multitasking when you don't do stuff that takes a long time, something that's getting less and less common, even for developers.
- CC440 15y agoThat's pretty much how all the big mobile OS's handle multitasking save WebOS. Even if they keep processes running there isn't any real UI navigation that separates the running from the paused from the dead. I really loved the WebOS cards UI. It's a shame it's dead, hopefully Android will move in that direction since they hired the head of WebOS's UI design team.