Aanandtech's iPhone 6S Review

[Ns1]

1)There is no back button on the iPhone. Words can not describe how annoying it is to keep pressing that home button all the time, and having to keep closing the background apps all the time. It's an old, outdated system that should have been refreshed and revamped a long time ago. Apple is trying to play it safe and no change too much, but it's ridiculous really. It feels like using a phone from 10 years ago.

2)You cannot close all the background apps at once! Only up to 3 at a time. WHY?! Just.. WHY?! Stupid... Crazy.. Ludacris...

Why do you feel the need to close background apps? I only close background apps as needed, which is to say rarely.

 

[ibex333]

Why do you feel the need to close background apps? I only close background apps as needed, which is to say rarely.

Because they drain battery?

 

[Ns1]

Because they drain battery?

http://lifehacker.com/quitting-apps-in-ios-actually-worsens-battery-life-1560086834

exception: facebook

 

[ibex333]

http://lifehacker.com/quitting-apps-in-ios-actually-worsens-battery-life-1560086834



exception: facebook

Awesome! Didn't know!

 

[Aikouka]

1)There is no back button on the iPhone. Words can not describe how annoying it is to keep pressing that home button all the time, and having to keep closing the background apps all the time. It's an old, outdated system that should have been refreshed and revamped a long time ago. Apple is trying to play it safe and no change too much, but it's ridiculous really. It feels like using a phone from 10 years ago.

To note, they did add a feature (in iOS 8 I think) where if you go from one app to another, they replace the upper-left portion of the status bar (where the cell signal normally goes) with a "< back to [original app]". It isn't the exact same as the Android back button, but it's meant to tide over the people that don't want to double click the home button and hit the last app.

 

[mikegg]

To note, they did add a feature (in iOS 8 I think) where if you go from one app to another, they replace the upper-left portion of the status bar (where the cell signal normally goes) with a "< back to [original app]". It isn't the exact same as the Android back button, but it's meant to tide over the people that don't want to double click the home button and hit the last app.

This was added in iOS 9.