How to Close some Apps on the iPhone
How to close some apps on the iPhone? This a question I heard all the time. In fact, I was questioning the same thing as I will explain. Now today I will show you that how you can do this. I’ll walk you through step by step with some helpful screen shots to show you the process comprehensively.
Close Apps on iPhone
The elementary steps to closing apps on the iPhone are as follows:
- Swipe the left ‘’slide to unlock’’ slider and then enter your iPhone’s security code if needed.
- Double click on the ‘’Home button’’.
- Hold down any app that appears in the strip which is situated at the bottom of the iPhone screen until they begin to shake and you’ll notice that a red colored circle with the white minus sign appears in the upper left corner of the each app icon.
- Hit the red circle with the white minus sign on the each app that you like to close.
- Repeat to close each app or swipe to left to select and view individual apps to close.
- Click on the ‘’Home button’’ again to close the tray that is situated at the bottom when finished.
Close all apps iPhone
When I got my new iPhone 5, it was amazing. Since I was upgrading from an old iPhone 3gs. My new iPhone was fast and sleek. Until one day, after a month, it became very slow-moving and the apps were crashing and showing poor performance all the time. Then my friend suggested me that I can close some of the many apps. I was amazed hot to fix that. After some practice and searching I figured it out. Then I understood that I actually had hundred apps running at the same time! I was experiencing problems. Once I was in a position to close all apps, it was really good.
Now you’re comfortable closing apps, does not that feel better? Did you know that how to close some apps on the iPhone before reading this post?
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2K Releases Restless Racing Game ‘Drive’ for iPhone and iPad
The 2K Games added ‘Drive’ for iPhone and iPad to their line of sports themed games. This high quality graphic game will let you feel like you’re contributing in the most epic racing game ever. Have you wanted to go off road with the Thunderbolt? The 2K Drive will allow you to make your dreams come true.
This innovative racing simulation game gets console quality gaming to iPad, iPhone and iPod touch. The graphics are very realistic that the cars are modeled after real, original, licensed vehicles, the locations are made from real world destinations, and the controls are very sensitive and easy to understand.
There’re more than the 100 unique events across the twenty five tracks in 5 different environments. The players can get 25 licensed cars from the manufacturers like the Fiat, Dodge, GM, Ford, Local Motors, Icon, McLaren, So-Cal, Nissan and Mazda.
One feature which makes this game stand out amongst the other restless racing games. Using the RaceFace feature, the players get a photo of themselves and that image is rendered into the avatar that they’re driving with. You will also be able to know your friends’ faces when you play the multiplayer mode.
The 2K Drive was made to give complete driving simulation experience in the today’s mobile market,’’ said the Christoph Hartmann, the president of 2K. ‘’The game awesomely combines the appeal of premier console racing game with few leading automotive editorial components available on the website, to make an entertainment hub for the auto enthusiasts.’’
2K Drive is now available for only $6.99. Grab it now…
What to Assume at Apple’s Sept.10 iPhone Event
The September is going to be a great month for the fans of the Apple products. After some months of speculation, the Cupertino has sent out invites for Apple’s Sept.10 iPhone event. And without any doubt, we are pretty much sure to see the company’s next iPhone or iPhones. But like any other Apple event, there is bound to be more than Smartphones on the display. Here’s a rundown of what to assume when the Tim Cook and company take the stage.
iOS 7 Goes Public
The Apple might have already spent a significant amount of the time releasing Jony Ive’s re envisioned future for the company’s mobile phone OS to the developers. But when the iPhone 5S releases, expect the iOS 7 to come along for the ride.
The Developers have spent months on toying around with the iOS 7, but expect a more consumer intensive explanation of mobile phone OS features on the Sept.10. And yes, the Apple will probably find a new slogan to flank the marketing campaign.
The iPhone 5C and iPhone 5S
Without any ambiguity, the Apple will show off the follow up to iPhone 5 on Sept.10. But what the Cuperino will present is an ambiguous line up. The next upcoming Smartphone from the Apple is most probably the iPhone 5S, and the product will mimic most of the specs and forms of its forerunner, like the previous S models.
A Smaller, Sharper iPad
Can the Apple manage to hold its Sept.10 event without a new iPad? Perhaps. But there is still a chance the Cupertino pulls out all the halts and announces the lengthy rumored iPad mini with the Retina Display. The minor sibling of iPad family has done remarkably well in the sales figures, but it is held back by the absence of amazingly crisp resolution of its bigger cousin.
Apple Purportedly Testing Larger iPhones and iPads
The Apple might be working on the larger iPhones and iPads, According to the report by the Wall Street Journal. The officials at the company’s dealers have apparently stated that the Apple has demanded screen designs for the tablet device sporting a display just under the 13 inches. The prototype iPhones with the larger screens are reportedly also under the progress, consistent with the previous report by the Reuters signifying that the Apple was discovering the possibility of 4.7 inches and 5.7 inches for its Smartphone.
This shows that Apple is wildly taking interest in producing larger display in their upcoming devices as the competitors have compelled Apple to produce larger display. Moreover, the customers are showing their willingness to see next iPhone along with larger screen or display.
The Wall Street journal’s sources state that the production for the upcoming 9.7 inch iPad is estimated to ramp up in the near future, that is said to use a thinner and larger design.
It is very important to note that the prototypes aren’t always indicative of the actual products. And that it’s commonplace for the companies to test a wide range of devices before determining whether or not to carry on the development process. Although, the reports might be a sign that the Apple is showing interest to expand its product range even further, probably it could be a reaction to the competitor Samsung due to its large line of mobile devices.
Sensational iPhone Cases This Week
With the declaration of new upcoming iPhone seemingly less than a week away, we are sure to see an avalanche of new cases very soon now. However, we are not sitting idle; this week brings some sensational iPhone cases with the plenty of function, fashion, and protection to keep you in touch while you wait.
Urban Armor
The Aero ($35; iPhone 5) comes with an industrial look and covers your iPhone with the additional protection from all sides.
The case comes in the blue, although the same model is now available, with some different names, in white, orange, military green, pink or black. All versions include a set of extra large button that help you to prevent dust and water.
Tavik
The Outer Edge ($30; iPhone) is a two tone bumper especially designed to keep your handset safe and sound from falls and bumps.
This nifty case comes in black, blue, pink, white, or red.
Pyle
The Surf Sound Play ($72; all iPhone models) is a waterproof case which comes with a built in speaker. Just plug in your iPhone, shut the lid and you enjoy amplified sound in a case that keeps the sand and water away from your iPhone.
Outpost Labs
The Remora ($20; iPhone 5) comes with an incredibly slim design which covers two corners of your iPhone, yet it gives enough room to carry two plastic cards.
Comes in white, blue, black, aqua, red, or pink, also sports a glare free camera that takes great photos.
Dolce and Gabbana
If you are looking for a case which costs more than your handset, you are in luck! The Italian fashion firm Dolce and Gabbana’s chain strap wallet ($650; iPhone 5) is made from the black leather with a crocodile embossed exterior motif in bronze or silver.
The case includes a handy wallet, that you can use to stash your credit cards, cash and ID.
DodoCase
The Wallet ($70; iPhone 5) is a handcrafted case, made in the San Francisco from high quality leather. The case comes with a custom molded tray made to fit your handset, and a camera hole that lets you take pictures without any problem.
The case comes in natural leather or black, also features three interior pockets, awesome for holding some bank cards, ID, and cash.
Corners4
The Corner4 (iPhone 4, 4S & 5) gets the concept of minimalist design. It features four corner attachments which elevate your iPhone up off some flat surfaces, protecting the back plate and screen from bumps and scratches.
The nifty case comes with a collection of styles, comprising silver satin, purple, gold, silver matte and black.
Bike2Power
The Power Plus Mount ($70; iPhone 4 & 4S) is made to attach to your motorcycle’s handlebars, using a heavy duty mount to secure your handset with a case that is resistant to snow, rain, dirt and dust.
The case also sports a 1100mAh battery to enhance your iPhone’s longevity.
Just Cavalli Releases New Range Of Tech Accessories for iPhone
The new collection of Just Cavalli brings some tech accessories for iPhone. The Italian company has uncovered a new line of iPhone covers, pouches, and clutches under the Just Cavalli label.
Ahead of the upcoming iPhone release, the company teamed up with the La Rinascente departmental store in the Milan to uncover its latest range of cases for the very popular Apple Smartphones.
The Just Cavalli has customized the store’s shop windows from the September 3 to the 9 September to celebrate the release. The Cavailli Said that he wanted to dress up the latest or advanced technology with some animal prints, and has done accurately that, creating a line of options comprising python and leopard prints, multicolored bird wings, and some new clutch design with the built In chain handle.
Produced by an Italian company ‘’Puro’’, the cases are now available exclusively at department store, with the prices ranging from $20 to $40, before hitting the general retail through the Puro and Just Cavalli websites in the October.
The Puro has created tablet and phone covers for the car manufacturers Fiat and Ferrari as well as the Guess (a fashion brand). It’s a rising business and one which is appealing more & more innovation from the designers including the Michael Kors whose iPhone clutch case combines a defensible case for your handset with the wallet.
Rolling Idols An iPhone Puzzle Game Now Available
The Seattle, Washington – Melesta Games has released rolling idols an iPhone game, Mayan themed, match-three puzzle game where the aim is to protect and save the world and some elements from being swallowed by the evil thing Niburu. This nifty game is available for download from the App Store.
The Rolling Idols challenges the players to rebuild the ancient Mayan city while enjoying the classic match-three gameplay. Moreover, the 2nd world gives a gameplay twist: the player can only form diagonal matches, that can be more interesting and challenging than the matching horizontal or vertical lines. The players can also select between the Relaxed and Action modes depending on whether they want to concentrate on the strategy or speed.
The developers of the Rolling Idols were inspired by the Mayans and that culture’s exclusive relationship to the nature. 2 additional game modes are on their way to release soon: a tournament for the players called ‘’Bitz mode’’, and a story mode with the detailed map of the levels. The Melesta Games invites the players to immerse themselves in the Mayan world of Rolling Idols, now on the iPhone, and experience more than the 100 levels, enormous achievements, and the glory of being an ultimate hero.
Rolling Idols Game Features:
- 2 worlds for matching in diagonals or lines
- Over 100 levels
- 2 game modes: Action and Relaxed
- Bonuses for the longer matches
- Rebuild the Mayan City by discovering jungles with the exotic plants and animals
- Stunning graphics
Languages Supported:
- German, Russian and English
Device Requirements:
- Requires iOS 6.0 or later
- 96,2 MB
Pricing and Availability:
Rolling Idols 1.0 ($1.99 USD) is now available worldwide exclusively through the App Store.
The Roundup of iOS Apps This Week; All About Kicks
The roundup of iOS apps includes some iOS based apps for enjoying football season, as well as new updated offerings for videos and photos.
Flickr
The Flicker is doing its level best to present itself as a Facebook hater’s substitute to Instagram. The new update enhances a number of latest filters to the app’s new feature set, but also allows you to add filters while getting the shot. You can now create custom filters, and this nifty app comes with some free editing tools which were previously available only to paying customers.
Flick Kick Field Goal 2014
The football season is starting, the Flick Kick Field Goal 2014 allows you to kick field goals, but it is unique for its social component mostly, allowing you to compete and recruit against family and friends from across the country. An evolving list of challenges and rewards, and matchups are available every day. Free for iPad and iPhone.
KeyCam
The KeyCam (free) an iPhone app that allows you to put a timer on your camera, allowing you to get your selfie without holding the camera. Just need to set a timer for 5, 10 or 15 seconds before the photo is taken.
Human
The Human (free) app has one goal; to get you moving for thirty minutes or more a day. Just turn it on, throw your handset into your bag or pocket, and the app tracks your running, walking, and bicycling through the whole day.
Material
The Material for iPhone is the newest in the Zite style social newsreaders. Sign in with Twitter or Facebook, and then this app will give you a magazine style layout of headlines formed toward your interest.
Sympler
The Sympler (free) is a video mixing app for iPhone; you pick any video clips or the photos to fill the 6 grid boxes in this app’s interface, even pulling the content from your Instagram and Vine apps. Choose music from your library, then start mixing, you will end up with the twenty-second best video for sharing on the social networks.
Top 10 Apps For iPhone and iPad
Welcome to our top 10 apps for iPhone and iPad. Here, we will bring a collection of new and noteworthy apps available in the Apps Store. We are always looking for new and nifty apps and make our roundup of iOS apps almost every week. So bookmark this page for further updates regarding iOS apps.
Agenda Calendar 4
The Agenda Calendar has been given an innovative and new lease of life in this latest version. It’s dashing design and color coded dots make it much easier to see what you have got planned.
Viz
The Viz (£1.49) allows you to create charts using your handset. Enter your data, pick a color scheme and chart types, and then share or save the result.
vividHDR
This photography app (£1.49) allows you to take the high dynamic range (HDR) pics using your iPhone or iPad. Use slider to set the result.
Aero (free)
This Slick weather (free) app uses smooth animations and easy type to bring you the weather prediction. It can break the prediction down by the hour and tell you the forecast for the rest of the week.
djay 2
Following the success of genuine djay, the 2nd generation has been redesigned pass new features to the DJ system. It is available for the iPhone, too.
Disney Animated
It is a little bit pricey at £9.99, but Disney Animated app for the iPad is a gem for the Disney fans and animators.
MixBit
Love Vine but wish you might make your own videos longer? The MixBit ( free) app allows you to record up to the 256 16-second clips to compose a video and share with your friends.
To Bed
There is an app for everything. It’s a 69p app which uses your age and wake up times so that it can remind you when you should need to go to the bed.
Photochop
The Photochop may help you to add some nifty effects to your iPhone photos. It can also break your photo into the tiles and adjust these tiles to make the result you are happy with.
VLC for iOS
This universal app (free) brings the VLC media player to the iPhone, iPad and iPod. For those of you who’re really used to convert movies and TV programs on your computer before syncing them to the iOS device, the VLC for the iOS means you are going to find watching which content a lot simpler, because you will no longer need to convert it.
There look to be some teething problems with new, improved version of the app, but it is free and the developers are active to update when the issue becomes apparent.
How to Backup Your iPhone & iPad Data
Smartphone and tablet devices have become factual hubs for all types of personal info, work files, photos, videos, music and so much more.
It’s impossible to know that how much your device means to you until it is gone. The Malware can render your iDevice useless, you might lose your device, it may get stolen, it might get damaged by an accident. In other words, anything can happen to your device. You must be thinking that how to back up your iPhone or iPad data.
The best defense is backing up your iDevice. We are going to go through 2 easy and quick ways of how to back up your iPhone or iPad data.
Wireless backup on your iDevice
To set up a wireless backup directly from the iDevice you will need an iCloud account. Once you have logged in to the iCloud make sure your iDevice is well connected through Wi-Fi and not a 3g ( you can’t use 3g to backup)
Next, just tap the settings > iCloud > backup & storage, turn on iCloud backup toggle, and then hit Back Up Now.
This may help you to create a manual backup of your iDevice at almost any time, also offer iCloud Backup turned on, whenever your iDevice connects to the Wi-Fi, it automatically syncs everything up.
Backing up using iTunes
You may backup your iDevice via iTunes, just connecting your tablet or device into the computer and then open the iTunes.
Using the iTunes, just click on the devices menu, choose your device and then scroll down into the summary section to the Backups. There, under Manually Restore and Back, click the Back Up Now.
You might also change the backup settings via this menu by simply selecting or deselecting the backup ways for your device.
