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So what else can you do with the home screen options, For one you can quickly reorder app icons and screens. To move apps around or to another home screen, you need to double-click to zoom. You can now reorder apps on that home screen by dragging them. If you drag the icon beyond the home screen’s border, you can place it on another. The destination home screen will zoom and you can place the app on it where you prefer. Note also, that you can remove apps by tapping the gray “X” in the upper-left corner. This is the same method of removing App Store apps as on your iPhone, iPad, and even OS X’s Launchpad. Also, iTunes won’t let you move a group of selected apps to another home screen if there isn’t enough room. Speaking of groups, just like if you were using the device itself, if you drag one icon over the top of another, you can create a folder of apps and rename it to something appropriate. If you want to remove a folder, simply drag all the icons out of it. Finally, and this is a real timesaver, let’s say you want to reorder home screens. Just drag the screens into your preferred order. When you’re done with auditing your apps and moving them and your home screens around, simply click “Apply” to sync your changes. If you change your mind, again you can hit “Revert” and everything will go back to the way to the way it was before. We’d like to now hear from you now. Do you or have you ever used iTunes to manage your iOS device’s apps and home screens, Has this article been useful to you, Sound off in our discussion forum and share your thoughts with us.
Press the home button. This closes all apps immediately, unless the app specifically requests to be left running (like the App Store downloading updates, or your music app playing music in the background. The apps you see in the “multitasking bar” are not running, for the most part. They are saved in the state where they were when the OS was told to bring something else to the front. I see people busily swiping up on apps all the time to remove them from the bar, but it is totally unnecessary. It has actually been proven to be detrimental to your performance and battery life, since the app has to start from the beginning when it is relaunched, rather than starting from it’s last saved state. Think of it like a stack of books you’re in the process of reading. When you stop reading one, you stick a bookmark in it, and put it on the shelf. Then you get into a different book, and also bookmark your place in it.
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