Here's what multitasking looks like on iPhone 4.0. For full details on iPhone OS 4, and multitasking specifically, check out our definitive guides.

CNET staff April 4, 2001 12:00 a.m. PT Regarding yesterday's report that OS X's multitasking does not work well when downloading or transferring files across a network, a reader replies: ...

Remix OS—it's Android, but rearranged into a mouse-and-keyboard OS. There's a "start menu" which is basically an app drawer in a window. The start menu has find-as-you-type search.

It's unclear what impact running Remix OS 2.0 will have on your system's battery life. Compared to a native Android phone or tablet, performance of Remix OS 2.0 on a desktop system should be ...

Details continue to emerge over supposed multitasking support in an upcoming major release of the iPhone OS. According to AppleInsider, sources “familiar with the situation” have allegedly ...

Unleash the hounds."), launched iPhone OS 4 at an event at Apple's headquarters in California this evening. Launched this summer on iPhone 3GS and , it'll come to the iPad in the autumn.

According to AppleInsider, the next version of the iPhone OS, 4.0, will support multitasking, allowing users to switch back and forth between third party applications.

On a Chromebook with Chrome OS Beta 64, those same apps can appear on the screen un-paused no matter which app you are currently using. To close them, simply click on the “X” like you would on ...

As the above walkthrough put together by iDownloadblog shows, multitasking with OS Experience takes a bit of time to get used to, but works a lot like it does on a desktop. You can put apps side ...