I know this is a general Windows Phone question, but since I'm working with a 928 for a project I'm working on, I figured I'd as it here... When I use Android, I'm used to backing out of all the apps. On my iPhone, there is no backing out. Windows Phone seems similar to Android is that it's better to back out of the app.
In this case, I'm talking about SMS. I receive a text from someone, reply and then hit the home button. Then another text comes in (same person) and I hit the notification to take me to the message, then hit home. After doing this several times, I long press the back key and see I have a session for each time I was in messaging. I then just keep hitting the back button to clear them all out.
Even though there are multiple "sessions" running, does Windows Phone treat them as one, or is it allocating memory for each session? Just curious if I should make it a habit to start backing out of apps.
In this case, I'm talking about SMS. I receive a text from someone, reply and then hit the home button. Then another text comes in (same person) and I hit the notification to take me to the message, then hit home. After doing this several times, I long press the back key and see I have a session for each time I was in messaging. I then just keep hitting the back button to clear them all out.
Even though there are multiple "sessions" running, does Windows Phone treat them as one, or is it allocating memory for each session? Just curious if I should make it a habit to start backing out of apps.