It seems that only a certain number of applications can run concurrently and keep their complete state on the Sony tablet. When you go too far (too many applications open) the older ones don't seem to remember their application state completely. For example if I have a couple of tabs open in the browser, then I switch to a couple of other apps, when I return to the browser the content "might" still be there, or very often the browser re-loads all of the tabs.
Same thing for Angry Birds. I might have a level open, then switch to a couple of other apps, then when I switch back the game re-starts. I don't lose any progress, but the current level is abandoned and i have to re-select it.
This does not seem like the "force close" problem, but it has the same effect - the app essentially restarts.
Is this due to how Android works? Do applications have to give up some of their resources, and thus lose some of their state information, if requested by the OS because other apps were run?
Is there a way I can monitor this behavior in the Settings app, or even tweak things to manage how this works?
- Matt
Same thing for Angry Birds. I might have a level open, then switch to a couple of other apps, then when I switch back the game re-starts. I don't lose any progress, but the current level is abandoned and i have to re-select it.
This does not seem like the "force close" problem, but it has the same effect - the app essentially restarts.
Is this due to how Android works? Do applications have to give up some of their resources, and thus lose some of their state information, if requested by the OS because other apps were run?
Is there a way I can monitor this behavior in the Settings app, or even tweak things to manage how this works?
- Matt