Cell phone apps, Back to the matter of software, which I found , and a deficiency in the operating system itself , and has become a standard on other operating systems are ( tested on the Lumia 720 )
1 . There is no task killer (cell phone apps). IOS -based devices that we just press the physical button twice there and we could turn off the one currently active application . On Android , you can install the app to turn off tasks that are working in the background . But this does not exist in Windows Phone . This feature is important to have because of the cell phone apps running in the background will push the battery to be quickly depleted . The trick is to hit the back button a few times to the home screen or by setting individual applications to be ter - block when it is in the background . Either way, it is clearly inefficient .
2 . There is no way to turn off the vibration on the buttons back (cell phone apps). Lets say we want to turn off applications that do not run in the background in a way to tap the " back" button several times . Once on tap was accompanied shakes . Obviously this shakes in many situations is not really necessary and would come spend the batteries alone . There is no way to disable this.
3 . No lock the screen orientation (cell phone apps). For those who prefer to use Windows Phone while sleeping will probably feel uncomfortable because he had to see it in landscape mode . The screen rotates itself and there is no way to lock it in a fashion that we want . As we know , on devices made by Apple and that use Android , orientation lock feature has been there since the beginning . At the time I wrote this The Verge reports that lowering this feature will be there in an update called 3 GDR ( General Distribution 3 ) . The term is a rotation lock . In fact , the so-called Amber GDR update itself is coded 2 . That means that updates to these features may not be available in the near future .
1 . There is no task killer (cell phone apps). IOS -based devices that we just press the physical button twice there and we could turn off the one currently active application . On Android , you can install the app to turn off tasks that are working in the background . But this does not exist in Windows Phone . This feature is important to have because of the cell phone apps running in the background will push the battery to be quickly depleted . The trick is to hit the back button a few times to the home screen or by setting individual applications to be ter - block when it is in the background . Either way, it is clearly inefficient .
2 . There is no way to turn off the vibration on the buttons back (cell phone apps). Lets say we want to turn off applications that do not run in the background in a way to tap the " back" button several times . Once on tap was accompanied shakes . Obviously this shakes in many situations is not really necessary and would come spend the batteries alone . There is no way to disable this.
3 . No lock the screen orientation (cell phone apps). For those who prefer to use Windows Phone while sleeping will probably feel uncomfortable because he had to see it in landscape mode . The screen rotates itself and there is no way to lock it in a fashion that we want . As we know , on devices made by Apple and that use Android , orientation lock feature has been there since the beginning . At the time I wrote this The Verge reports that lowering this feature will be there in an update called 3 GDR ( General Distribution 3 ) . The term is a rotation lock . In fact , the so-called Amber GDR update itself is coded 2 . That means that updates to these features may not be available in the near future .
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