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20101121 - Common Tasks for iPhoneComments: Below are the common
tasks of iPhone as defined by Apple Inc. It is important to
understand
these before going to Design Guidelines.
Chapter !andling Common "asks #
Starting 45
Stopping 46
Accommodating Multitasking 46
Hosting Ads 48Managing Settings or Configuration Options 50
Supporting Copy and Paste 5
Supporting !ndo and "edo 5#
$na%ling &ocal and Pus' (otifications 5)
Making *our Application Accessi%le 56
Pro+iding Searc' and ,isplaying Searc' "esults 56
!sing t'e !ser-s &ocation 5.
Handling Orientation C'anges 58
!sing Sound 58/'e "ingSilent S1itc'23'at !sers $pect 5
olume 7uttons23'at !sers $pect 5
Headsets and Headp'ones23'at !sers $pect 60
3ireless Audio23'at !sers $pect 60
,efine t'e Audio 7e'a+ior of *our Application 60
Manage Audio nterruptions 64
Handle Media "emote Control $+ents9 if Appropriate 66
Pro+iding C'oices 66
Pro+iding a &icense Agreement or a ,isclaimer 6.
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Use local notifications sparingly. An application can arrange
for local notifications to be sent at specific times,
whether the application is suspended, running in the background,
or not running at all. For the best user experience,
avoid pestering people with too many notifications.
When appropriate, finish user-initiated tasks in the background.
When people initiate a task, they usually
expect it to finish even if they switch away from your
application. If your application is in the middle of performing
a
userinitiated task that does not re!uire additional user
interaction, you should complete it in the background before
suspending.
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Apple Inc $%&&'(. iPhone Human Interface Guidelines:
User Experience. Apple Inc, Cupertino, California.Poste/ by Mi!+ael
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