IPhone Suggestion Link?

Question

Does anyone know of a link to Apple for iPhone suggestions? If not, then I will explain my issue in hopes that an Apple minion will pass it along. (Unless I'm just totally missing something here.)
My issue is with the new iOS 4's Multitasking interface. It assumes that EVERY app I open needs to remain open until I close it. That's just not Apple-like to me. Just look at this. Starting with zero apps running, open the Calculator. Now D-click the Home button. As you can see the calc app is not in the MT Dock.
If you want the calc to close you must click the Home button once. This sends the calc app to the MT Dock and returns to the Home Screen. D-click the Home button to see the MT Dock and there is the calc app. Touch it and hold till it wiggles. Press the minus to close it.
Let's see, that's one click, one D-click, one touch and hold, and one touch, and then you need to either press the Home button once or touch the screen to return to the Home Screen. 5 steps to close an app. Maybe its just me but that is an awful lot of interfacing just to close an app.
Here's the way it should work: *Almost exactly the same way it used to.* Open any app, click the Home Button once to close and save it. That's it! Now, if you WANT an app to remain open in the background, D-Click the Home Button to send it to the MT Dock. When you do this, there should be a nice animation that shows the app going to the MT Dock, and shows the MT Dock at this time. From there you can launch another Docked app or return to the Home Screen to open another. So simple. A single click will close and save. A D-click will leave the app 'open' and place it in the MT Dock. Apple, you added the MT Dock and capabilities, so just add a D-Click to control it and leave the rest as it was…Please. I may be wrong but I think this will change. I hope so. I very rarely need Multitasking, but lately I seem to be closing an awful lot of apps that are in my MT Dock.
Later....

Answer 1

Here is the feedback link: http://www.apple.com/feedback/iphone.html
However, you don't really understand the purpose of the recent apps bar. It's just a list of recently used apps, not running apps. Unless you intentionally leave something running, a music app like the iPod app or Pandora or a navigation app like TomTom or Navigon, you can ignore the apps in the recent apps bar. When you click the home button from apps like the Calculator, it is suspended. It is not doing anything. You do not need to close it.If you are playing a game optimized for OS 4 and you get a phone call, you can answer the call and then return to the game just as you left it.
If you are playing music using Pandora and you click the home button, it will continue to play. If you pause the music and then click the home button, Pandora is suspended. You don't need to close it. If you left Pandora playing and later want to stop the music, you can access Pandora (or whatever) from either the recent apps bar or from the home screen.
Read this excellent article: http://whenwillapple.com/blog/2010/04/19/iphone-os-4-multitasking-explained-agai n/ and stop worrying about what's happening in the "multitasking" bar.