I don't really understand the expression, so I have a question.
On iPhone and Android, there are several apps running, and I think only one of them is the target.
For example, on the iPhone, if you swipe the screen from the bottom to the top, you will see a list of apps during startup, and by selecting from them, you will be able to switch between apps to be operated. What is this behavior called?
I'm asking because I want to use it to write specifications and research documents.
android iphone technical-term
In the case of Android, simply switching between tasks.(Activity for more detail?)
Tasks and Backstacks|Android Developers
At this point, the user will go home and select the application that started Task B and
You can also switch to Task B (or select an app task from the Overview screen).
This is an example of Android multitasking.
iOS uses task switchers, App switchers, and so on.
The term App switcher is written on the official support page, so I think it's called App switcher these days.
Swipe up from the center at the bottom of the screen and do not let go of your finger for a while, then release it when the App switcher appears.
https://support.apple.com/ja-jp/HT202070
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