Dogukan
- Forum posts: 13
Sep 4, 2012, 5:22:27 AM via Website
Sep 4, 2012 5:22:27 AM via Website
I know that Android OS is designed to kill applications that are running in the background to make more memory but this is killing all the multitasking feature.
For example; I am using HTC EVO 3D with 4.0.3. I am playing Asphalt 7 and lets say I close the app by pressing the home button in the middle of the race. Then I open Google Chrome, check my mails for 1-2 minutes and when I go back to Asphalt, the game starts from the beggining and the race is gone, that is not multitasking. I think this is the only feature that I'm jealous of iOS. I tested the same thing on iPhone 4 with the same game Asphalt 7, iOS did start the game from where I left it.
My question is, is there a way on Android to make the background games stay there when you come back to the game?
For example; I am using HTC EVO 3D with 4.0.3. I am playing Asphalt 7 and lets say I close the app by pressing the home button in the middle of the race. Then I open Google Chrome, check my mails for 1-2 minutes and when I go back to Asphalt, the game starts from the beggining and the race is gone, that is not multitasking. I think this is the only feature that I'm jealous of iOS. I tested the same thing on iPhone 4 with the same game Asphalt 7, iOS did start the game from where I left it.
My question is, is there a way on Android to make the background games stay there when you come back to the game?
— modified on Sep 8, 2012, 11:09:36 AM
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