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Originally Posted by Steph3n
(Post 13283238)
I multi task everywhere. I keep a game open in one screen, browser in another, email in another. You don't understand multi tasking till you experience the simplicity and glory of it :D
I have multiple tabs open in my browser and multiple applications open on my desktop right now... That doesn't mean I'm using them all, it just means I don't have to open them, which isn't much of a hassle on an iPhone. |
Originally Posted by Steph3n
(Post 13283238)
I multi task everywhere. I keep a game open in one screen, browser in another, email in another. You don't understand multi tasking till you experience the simplicity and glory of it :D
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Originally Posted by sdm1130
(Post 13283228)
One of the only situation where I could see the lack of multitasking being an issue is if someone wanted to listed to music through an app like Pandora while browsing the web or checking your email.
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Originally Posted by Hartmann
(Post 13283249)
But you're still only doing one thing at a time. :confused:
I have multiple tabs open in my browser and multiple applications open on my desktop right now... That doesn't mean I'm using them all, it just means I don't have to open them, which isn't much of a hassle on an iPhone. |
Originally Posted by sdm1130
(Post 13283254)
But, can you actively play a game, browse the web and read an email at the same time? No. So, why do you need to have them all open at the same time (draining your battery). ;)
it pauses the active game while you handle something else. then it is ready to go instantly when you are. I have an ipod touch with a lot of apps, I miss the multitasking greatly on it :) I find myself trying to launch things at the same time and have to remember, it doesnt do it. I understand that you don't use it that way, that is fine, you are used to iphone and not understanding the great usefulness of it. |
Originally Posted by Steph3n
(Post 13283260)
you have to go back to your home screen and select them. It is like the iphone/ipod browser cards, but for apps, and without having to reload on active content.
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Originally Posted by Steph3n
(Post 13283265)
yes you can do them at the same time, no problem.
it pauses the active game while you handle something else. then it is ready to go instantly when you are. I have an ipod touch with a lot of apps, I miss the multitasking greatly on it :) I find myself trying to launch things at the same time and have to remember, it doesnt do it. I understand that you don't use it that way, that is fine, you are used to iphone and not understanding the great usefulness of it. |
Originally Posted by Hartmann
(Post 13283273)
That I can kind of understand, especially on a device where you may read something then compose an e-mail about it (iPad). For my iPhone, when I want to do Twitter, I just do Twitter. When I want to browse the web, that's all I do.
If I want to twitter, I open tweed, I don't keep it open, I use it so rarely :) |
Originally Posted by Steph3n
(Post 13283265)
yes you can do them at the same time, no problem.
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Originally Posted by sdm1130
(Post 13283292)
I asked if you could actively do them all at the same time. If you can read an email, play a game and surf the web all at the same time, you must have some super powers. ;) :p
but browser and email, yes actively switch between them in seconds, regularly, having to relaunch webkit each time would not be good for me :) |
Originally Posted by Steph3n
(Post 13283286)
in my business, I have to take active browser content into email, double check it, and then send to client all pretty quickly, it works well being able to do it in multiple 'cards'
If I want to twitter, I open tweed, I don't keep it open, I use it so rarely :) |
Originally Posted by Steph3n
(Post 13283286)
in my business, I have to take active browser content into email, double check it, and then send to client all pretty quickly, it works well being able to do it in multiple 'cards'
Copy content. Press home button. Open email app. Paste content. How is that any different then switching through "cards"? :confused: |
Originally Posted by sdm1130
(Post 13283305)
Open browser.
Copy content. Press home button. Open email app. Paste content. How is that any different then switching through "cards"? :confused: |
Originally Posted by Steph3n
(Post 13283311)
speed, it is much faster to not have to relaunch the apps.
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