Giz Explains: How Multitasking Works on a Phone - Gizmodo:
"A smartphone is a computer that fits in your pocket, but it has some constraints that a desktop doesn't, which make multitasking far trickier (hence the reason we're even explaining it). Namely, these four resources are constricted, and they're what mostly shape the way multitasking works on phones:
• Screen real-estate: There's only so much you can do with a 3-to-4 inch screen at one time
• Battery life: You want your phone to actually last all day, or come close to it, right?
• CPU: It's slower than anything in a laptop, because of size and battery life
• Memory: There's not that much of it, also partly because of battery life"
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