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By: Spatchmo
The last one before Xmas, coupled with it being the Apocalypse has made it quintrupley so!
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Everyone still hiding in their panic rooms/ underground / caves / bunkers, until tomorrow I guess.
View ArticleBy: PetrolAholic
Does look really good. Sparkly and smooth looking with some impressive features. Now Apple, you’ve been shown how to do it, you could even steal the code to do it. So get on with it!
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Are you going to come and spend some time with us in the Unofficial Gizmodo UK Google+ community next year Sam? It’s picking up momentum!
View ArticleBy: Sam Gibbs
Maybe, it depends if you’re all good boys. Like Santa, I have a naughty and a nice list.
View ArticleBy: mhatti3000
This is very impressive indeed. Would you think that this would render SBSettings obsolete?
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Or Android… which arguably stole the idea from WebOS… Just goes to show how far Apple are falling behind the crowd when not one but two competing OS’s get there first.
View ArticleBy: Arrrn
This would work so well with the extra screen real estate on the iPhone 5…. Apple, are you listening?
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Any idea what effect this (as well as jailbreaking as a whole) has on the iPhone’s battery life?
View ArticleBy: tootilicious
“finally do what Apple should have done. It lets you see previews of running apps, close more than just one app at a time” Apple do allow you to close more than just one app at a time.
View ArticleBy: Taf
Auxo really does highlight the benefit of jail breaking and shows what customisations are possible on this so called locked down OS. idownloadblog rocks so if your a jailbreaker it’s well worth...
View ArticleBy: zerobob
Looks like a really cool app. It seems to borrow a lot from Android’s multi-tasking view, which is awesome, but adds other system controls in there too, which is a very good UI idea. Shame you have to...
View ArticleBy: Vedder
iOS isn’t going to change fundamentally any time soon. Because in order to do so, Apple has to admit it’s bland, stuck in 2008 and falling even further behind the competition. And before anyone says...
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