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Last updated: Monday, August 23, 2010

iOS 4 has finally brought multitasking to your iPhone and iPod touch, albeit not in a way you’re accustomed to on your computer or an Android device. Only the apps that specifically support this feature are allowed to multitask and Apple limited the types of running tasks to a handful of popular processes, like the

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Multifl0w for iOS: Multitasking done right

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