Yes, sometimes you do need to kill all the apps in your multitasking dock
A little over a year ago I wrote a rather controversial editorial stating that iOS users don’t ever need to kill all the apps in their multitasking dock (fast app switcher). Earlier this year the subject was brought back to the spotlight, with other developers and bloggers reaching pretty much the same conclusion.
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Canadian media tries to pile on Apple, iBooks pricing-gate
Absent any actual federal action to glom onto, Canadian media decided to get in on the Apple iBook price-fixing headline game in a more creative, almost desperate way.
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iMore Picks of the Week for April 21, 2012
Every week the editors at iMore carefully select some of our favorite, most useful, most extraordinary apps, accessories, gadgets, and websites. This week’s selections include an iPad note taking app, a utility for toggling Bluetooth on your iPhone, an app for relaxation, an app for knitters, a tower defense game, an alternative to cable television, a great iPad drawing app, and an addicting iPhone puzzle game. To see what we picked, and to tell us your pick, follow on after the break!
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Keep up with Facebook, Twitter, RSS, and more while your iPhone is docked with Dock for iPhone
Dock is an iPhone app that acts as as screensaver of information when your iPhone is not in use. While your iPhone is docked at your desk, Dock will scroll through weather, RSS, Twitter, Facebook, Clock and Stock widgets.
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