sh0nuff
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Curious to know how these stack up against each other...
Pros and Cons of each, and which might be a better choice
I know that the native 4.2.1 backgrounding isnt true mutitasking, but then again, doesn't this keep the iPad running faster if all of its resources aren't strained by running multiple apps at once?
Does Backgrounder+multifl0w allow for the user to decide what apps are backgrounded? I rarely need more than one active app, so when I check my processes bar and find that everything is backgrounded, then I have to run RemoveBG to get my RAM back.. Will the cydia replacements, if configured correctly, allow all apps to NOT background automatically, and let me choose if I want to enable that process at will?
thanks
Pros and Cons of each, and which might be a better choice
I know that the native 4.2.1 backgrounding isnt true mutitasking, but then again, doesn't this keep the iPad running faster if all of its resources aren't strained by running multiple apps at once?
Does Backgrounder+multifl0w allow for the user to decide what apps are backgrounded? I rarely need more than one active app, so when I check my processes bar and find that everything is backgrounded, then I have to run RemoveBG to get my RAM back.. Will the cydia replacements, if configured correctly, allow all apps to NOT background automatically, and let me choose if I want to enable that process at will?
thanks