Updated to new IOS7 how do I close out open apps running in the background?
I just updated my IPhone 5 to IOS7 and now I cant delete open apps running in the background....I click the home button twice and it shows my open apps but I cant delete them....anyone know how to close these apps?
You would need to swipe up on the app screen shot.
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Welcome to the Support Communities!
The links below will help you understand what apps are running on your iPhone. You can quit the ones that you aren't using.
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http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4211
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This has been happening for quite some time and I just can't seem to figure it out.
It seems as though my machine is constantly processing something. I can hear it "chugging away". Even when no applications are running. So far I have tried the following:
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Checked the Activity Monitor and Installed something called iStat Pro - neither of which I understand how to read.
Can anyone give me any more suggestions? My next step would be to reformat, but we all know how cumbersome and time-consuming that can be! Perhaps I just need more memory or storage.
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iOS: Understanding multitasking
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