TS3274 I used to double click home button and then hold down each - app.

How do I close out apps with iOS 7? I use to double click home button and hold down each - app.

Double tap the home button, swipe to the large image of the app then swipe up and off the screen

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Yesterday double clicked home button and all of my apps disappeared; cannot shut off i-pad, and syncing it does not restore apps or enable me to use it again. Help!

Yesterday double clicked home button and all of my apps disappeared; cannot shut off i-pad, and syncing it does not restore apps or enable me to use it again. Help!

See if this fixes things.
Reset the iPad by holding down on the sleep and home buttons at the same time for about 10-15 seconds until the Apple Logo appears - ignore the red slider if it appears on the screen - let go of the buttons. Let the iPad start up.

HT201365 How do I close my apps with new upgrade? It doesn't work when you double click home button and hold until the x comes?

I just upgraded to new iOS 7.2 and I don't know how to close out my applications? It doesn't work with the double click of home button and simply holding until the x shows?

Tap Home button twice then use an upward swipe on the preview to close the app

How do i clear my apps...ios6 used to double click home button

Need help...i just upgraded to IOS7. In teh past i used to be able to double click by ipad home button then keep my finger on the app and it would move/shake to allow me to X out of the program and clear the game(but not delete). Any idea how to do that now?
thanks!
mike

double tap...swipe up on the app window
search the forums before posting. your qeustion has already been asked and answerd many times.

Double-click home button -- Am I really multitasking 50 apps?

I looked in the 200+ page iOS 4.1 manual on the Apple site. Sorry if I am overlooking something.
On multitasking, I understand that if one pushes the home button twice one sees the applications that are multitasking. Two questions:
1. When I do that, I see like 50 apps -- it seems more a "history." I didn't want to multitask them. I just closed them. Why are they there?
2. Are each of the 50 multitasking apps really consuming resources in background? Is it necessary to constantly go in and delete (turn off and thus remove from the multitasking screen) the multitasking apps to free up resources?
Thank you for considering my question. Sorry in advance if I am not clear on the concept.

Hi,
That task bar shows recently used apps. Very few actually run anything in the background. There are only a few services that can run when an app is not displayed. The iOS4 compatible apps can suspend and live in RAM until that RAM is needed. SOme will run location services or audio or in the case of Skype VoIP services.
The system is not keeping all those apps running. If you go to an app there or in it's home screen location they will start the same.
It's just a list

TS2755 Since a recent general software upgrade when I double click Home button circular icons of contacts appear above the miniature page. I would like to stop this. It never used to occur and I am not keen on it now ! Any ideas please ?

After recent software upgrade. When I double click home button and pages miniaturist,I now get circular icons of contacts above Messages page. I never used to get this and would like to remove them. Any ideas please ? Thank you in advance

Go to settings> mail, contacts, calendare> show in app switcher> off.

My new iphone 5 screen does not rotate from portrait to landscape. It is stuck in portrait. I checked and its not locked (double clicked home button scrolled over and the circle arrow does NOT have lock inside it).

My screen refuses to rotate (the home screen). I already double clicked home button and scrolled over, the circle arrow does NOT have the lock inside it. I went thru all the settings and can find nothing to try and fix this. Do I need to send the phone back? Is it broken? I just got it yesterday. It has not been damaged in any way. Please help.

|rob| wrote:
taramdunn wrote:
My screen refuses to rotate (the home screen).
The home screen doesn't rotate to landscape mode. Only apps do.
Good eye Rob, I didn't even catch that.

Frequent LowMemory crash when starting multitasking by double-click Home button

After upgrading iOS 7, my iPhone 5 crashes when double-clicking home button for multitasking.
The crush shows white apple logo and reboots my iPhone.
It occurs about 2-3 times a day.
Every time crash occurs, Diagnostic & Usage Data would add a LowMemory log, which is exactly the time iPhone crashes.
Therefore I guess it's because of running out memory.
I've tried Reset My Phone, Reduce Motion, Disable Background App Fresh..., but none of it worked.
My iPhone begins to crash 3 days after resetting.
Does anybody know how to solve it?

I think you mean crash.
Also, I am going to assume you've tried restarting and reseting. What you can do is back up the important information in your phone (using either iTunes or iCloud) and restore the device as new. Then, you can restore from your backup. This will remove any and all software bugs.

3.1.2 double clicking home button when music is not playing

Is the bug that double clicking home button while music is not playing didn't bring up the iPod control fixed? I don't know it's a design change or a bug, but for me it seems definitely a bug since it doesn't give anything good. Clicking home button once already terminates the application, why would anyone use double clicking to exit the application too?
This is why I'm still using 3.0. Is this fixed in 3.1.2?

It's a design change, not a bug. Although I do have to agree with you on that I preferred what double-clicking the home button originally did. There is even settings (in general settings if I can remember right) on what double-clicking the home button performs, but that isn't even an option on it.
And nope this is not fixed or redesigned in 3.1.2.
Hope that answers your question,
Enjoy!

3.1.3 double clicking home button when music is not playing

Is the bug that double clicking home button while music is not playing didn't bring up the iPod control fixed? For me, it seems definitely a bug since it doesn't give anything good. Clicking home button once already terminates the application, why would anyone use double clicking to exit the application too?
This is why I'm still using 3.0. Is this fixed in 3.1.3?

Jeong-hun Sin, 3.1.3 has the same issue, and I do not think Apple is ever going to fix this issue. They still haven't even fixed the live updating playlist sort order issue...
roaminggnome he's referring to a pop-up controls issue that has been talked about on this forum ever since the release of the 3.1 firmware.
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2151438
In 3.0 and older versions, if you're in an app/game you can double-click the home-button to access the iPod pop-up controls to resume the playback of a song/podcast that had been previously paused/stopped.
In 3.1, if a song had been previously paused you cannot launch the pop-up conrols to resume the playback of the song. You're forced to exit the app that you might be in (lets say safari, or a game), and then resume playback using the music app.
Jeong-hun Sin, I upgraded to 3.1.3 a few days ago, and have found a few improvements:
- Many 3D games are MUCH smoother/faster under 3.1.3, than 3.0. I downgraded back to 3.0 just to see if I was just imagining things, but games like Coconut-racer, and Asphalt 5 were not as smooth as they were under 3.1.3.
- If you happen run apps that have live video streaming where the video playback controls do not appear (e.g the BBC world, Al Jazeera news, sure there's more), the iPod Touch no longer randomly reboots when using those apps.

How can I turn-off the apps which I have opened once in ISO 7.0.2. In previous version of ISO it was easy to turn- the opened apps by double clicking on home button and then click and hold on respective apps then click on cross sign.

How can I turn-off the apps which I have opened once in ISO 7.0.2. In previous version of ISO it was easy to turn-off the opened apps by double clicking on home button and then click and hold on respective apps then click on cross sign but in this version I could not do so and my iPad appears slower.

Close inactive apps
1. Double tap the home button to bring up the multi-tasking view
2. Swipe the app's windows upwards to close
3. The app will fly off the screen

After upgrading ipad to iOS 7.1 I can no longer close open apps by double clicking home button. Any other way to close open apps?

After upgrading ipad to iOS 7.1 I can no longer close open apps by double clicking home button. Any ideas

Double-tap on the Home button. You will see a preview of the app above the actual icon. Slide the preview up to kill it.
Please get the iPhone User Guide (For iOS 7 Software)Sep 19, 2013 - 23 MB.

When I double click Home button, all of my apps don't show in the bar -- only the four that reside there. Did a reset last night to fix the Home button (it sort of works now) but now this. Any ideas on why I can't do the fast app switch now?

When I double click Home button to change apps quickly, only the four apps that reside on the task bar show. All of my apps would show prior to my reset of the iPad last night (to fix the Home button). Any ideas on how to fix?

My undertanding is that when you double-click the home button, the apps that are shown are those that are currently active. The reason you are not seeing all of them is that not all of them are active. Before you can access an app in the multitask bar, it has to be turned on first. As a test, try accessing the Notes application. Return to the home screen by clicking the Home button ONCE. Once the home screen appears, double click the home button to bring up the multitasking bar. The Notes app should be on the far left.

When i double click home button, I can see many applications running. How do I terminate these?

When i double click home button, I can see many applications running. How do I terminate these?

Those are not necessarily running. It's a list of previously opened apps for the most part. You can flick the cards upwards to get rid of them.

Before I upgraded my iPad mini, you could turn off apps to save battery power by double clicking the control button and then holding your finger on the app button until the minus sign appeared. That doesn't work anymore. How do you turn off the apps wit

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Now you swipe downward, the app will appear and you delete, keep scolling to the right as in the past. With the new operating system you also swipe downward to get the search bar to find an app

TS3274 I used to double click home button and then hold down each - app.

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