Switching apps on your old iPhone was an easy gesture—double click on the home button and scroll horizontally between the apps that pop up, which are handily ranked from right to left in the order you used them last. But now you've upgraded to the iPhone X, and the faithful home button is no more. Fear not, fellow iPhone X initiate! There's a learning curve; but once you've mastered a few simple flicks and swipes, you'll be back to multitasking as fast or faster than ever before. Let's go through the easiest and most efficient ways of using your new iPhone X to switch apps. We'll go over using the Home indicator, quickly switching between open apps, accessing the App Switcher, and closing out apps you're finished using. Once you've acclimated to the bezel-less iPhone X, you'll never look back. Now that the Home button is no more, look to the horizontal line at the bottom of the screen for your app switching needs. This is the Home bar, your new best friend. You'll use the Home bar to return to Home screen, quickly switch between two apps, and engage the App Switcher.
Sign up to iPhone Life's Tip of the Day Newsletter and we'll send you a tip each day to save time and get the most out of your iPhone or iPad. Swipe up from the bottom of the display, you'll see the Home screen emerge as your previous display is minimized. In addition to returning to Home screen, the Home bar can help you move quickly between apps for multitasking with ease. This comes in handy when copying and pasting text, such as when transfering content from an email to a text. Swipe the Home bar horizontally from left to right to open your last-used app. Release to use this app, or swipe again if you haven't found what you're looking for. Flicking from right to left brings you back to the previous app in the carousel. Now that you've familiarized yourself with the Home bar and its many uses, it's time to use it to engage your fancy new App Switcher. Swipe upward from the Home bar, stopping near the center of the display.
You don't need to swipe all the way to mid-screen, even a third of the way will do the trick. You'll feel a slight vibration and app cards will appear from the left of the display, let go and they will remain on the screen. Now scroll left and right between the apps and tap the one you'd like to use. If your app carousel gets a bit overcrowded, no worries! There's a simple way to remove an app from app switcher on your iPhone X. If one of your apps freezes or is acting buggy, use this tip to close it out completely for a fresh start. To completely close an app, tap and hold the app you'd like to remove from app switcher until a red circle appears at the upper left corner of the app card. Tap the red circle to close the app completely; it will also be removed from your App Switcher.
It doesn’t happen often, but there may be times when you really want to downgrade to the previous version of an iOS app or even older. For example, you just downloaded the latest update of your favorite app to your iPhone, but the new version crashes hard and often and the old version is no longer available in the App Store. Maybe it’s a really buggy version or maybe the new version doesn’t like your spiffy brand new iPhone. Are you out of luck until the fix is released, Here are four ways that you can try to downgrade back to a previous version of an app, including a very detailed way to access a back door to older apps in the App Store. These methods are not foolproof, but they’ll give you a chance at restoring a version of the app that will work on your device. You are backing your computer up, right,
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