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ProSwitcher (Beta) for iPhone is Now Available for Free Download

by Simon Ng on December 22, 2009

Earlier, we covered an upcoming utility app named ProSwitcher, an alternative to the Multifl0w app. Today, Ryan Petrich, the developer, has released a beta version of the ProSwitcher utility.
For starter, ProSwitcher is a cydia application for jailbroken iPhone that provides a sleek interface and allows you to easily switch between background iPhone apps.
I have [...]

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ProSwitcher Preview: Multifl0w Alternative for Switching Background iPhone Apps

by Simon Ng on December 17, 2009

Earlier, I covered Multifl0w, a great cydia app providing a sleek interface for switching backgrounder applications. Multifl0w is pretty good and smooth [Read the full review here]. The catch, however, is it costs US$4.99. Everyone loves free app, right?
ProSwitcher, developed by Ryan Petrich, is an upcoming application for jailbroken iPhone to switch background iPhone apps [...]

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Backgrounder Now Supports iPhone 3.0

by Simon Ng on July 3, 2009

For those who are waiting for Backgrounder’s support for iPhone 3.0, this is a good news for you. Backgrounder has released a new version to support iPhone 3.0. You can now use this cydia app on jailbroken iPhone and put application to run in background.
However, don’t expect Backgrounder comes with all features as its predecessor. [...]

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Backgrounder for iPhone Adds Badge and Task List Mode

by Simon Ng on May 25, 2009

The Backgrounder utility for iPhone is now updated with more features. Backgrounder is a free application from Cydia that powers iPhone to run application in background.
The latest version r277 adds a number of great features:
- Added badge for SpringBoard icons to indicate running apps
- Added optional animations for app restore and switching
- Allow normal [...]

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Backgrounder Allows iPhone Applications to Run in Background

by Simon Ng on February 6, 2009

As usual, there are lots of speculations around about the features of the upcoming iPhone firmware update. Yesterday, MacRumors reported they’ve heard from a source that Apple will allow third party iPhone applications to run in background in the next firmware update.
What does this feature mean to you?

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