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Spend too much time swiping through iPhone apps while waiting for them to close one by one? You are wasting so much time. There is a clever way to close several applications at the same time. It's so simple that you'll probably wonder how you never noticed it before.
Open your iPhone's app carousel by swiping up from the bottom of the screen and then pausing (or double-clicking the Home button on some models). But if you use three fingers touching a different app then you can close several pages at once. Yes, it really works and it's much faster. It's one of those little iPhone hacks that can save you a lot of time in the long run. The bad news is that closing all your apps isn't actually a good idea. It's a common myth that regularly quitting apps can improve iPhone performance and battery life.
Në fakt, e kundërta është e vërtetë: kjo mund ta bëjë iPhone-in tuaj më të ngadalshëm dhe të mbarojë më shpejt. Nuk është e nevojshme të hiqni dorë shpesh nga aplikacionet iOS dhe nuk ndihmon në jetëgjatësinë e baterisë tuaj. Edhe faqet mbështetëse të Apple vënë në dukje se aplikacionet e heqjes me dorë duhet të bëhen vetëm në rrethana specifike. Apple vuri në dukje:
"Ju duhet të mbyllni një aplikacion vetëm nëse nuk reagon. Nëse një aplikacion nuk përgjigjet ose duket i ngrirë, mund ta mbyllni, pastaj ta hapni përsëri."
When you leave an application, it is "freezes" in memory. This means that it is not actively being used, but when you return to it, it will work as normal. If you close all your apps, the process of completely restarting them is more intensive on your device than a simple "melting". So think before you ditch an app, because it might just be a waste of your time and your iPhone.