If an app on your Apple Watch unexpectedly quits, stops responding or won’t open, there’s a solution to that. Follow iDownloadBlog’s step-by-step tutorial to learn how to force-quit any misbehaving app on your Apple wearable.
Did you know you can shorten the convoluted process of force-quitting apps on iPhone X?
With iPhone X, Apple is making it a little harder for people to force quit applications. And that’s a good thing!
iOS 11 brings out some notable changes to the app switcher, especially for iPad where force-quitting stubborn apps now works slightly differently than before.
Most Mac users know how to quit an app on their Mac, but in this piece, we share six ways you can quit apps so you can experiment with various methods.
I’m standing in line at the coffee shop. A man in front of me is frantically swiping up on all the cards in the App Switcher to force quit the applications he just launched a minute ago. I know why he’s doing this, but I can’t help asking him about it. “I’m doing this to save battery,” he answers, not knowing what he just did has the exact opposite effect on his iPhone’s battery life.
Telling him he’s wrong and explaining why force quitting apps drains his battery faster than leaving them in the App Switcher is a lost cause. I know it’s a lost cause because I have been telling people the same thing for years. No one, including members of my own family, can break this bad habit and trust the operating system will manage their apps in a way that will actually save battery life.
If you are someone who force quits apps believing your battery will last longer, then stop what you are doing and read this.
