Video Preview of ProSwitcher for Background iPhone Apps

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Posted December 14, 2009 at 11:53pm by iClarified

A video demonstration of Ryan Petrich's upcoming ProSwitcher app for switching between background iPhone applications has been made available.

ProSwitcher integrates with Backgrounder similar to how Kirikae does it; however, that may change in the future if need be. It will use a library called libactivator and allow you to select from a number of gestures which one you want.

Petrich has indicated that the application will be available for free. Take a look at the video posted by FSM.com below...

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BRIKZ - December 16, 2009 at 1:43pm

Yeah looks good, some of the other multitask apps get a little complicated and overrun on each other.... But whats the song playing, thats a nice beat there

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DistortedLoop - December 15, 2009 at 12:14pm

Looks great, and of course, as is typical for me, this is announced just two days after I buy Multifl0w, which is similar, but appears to have far fewer features (like the options of how to activate the coverflow interface to backgrounded apps). Will have to keep an eye on this one for stability and possible purchase

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DistortedLoop - December 15, 2009 at 12:18pm

Oh, cool, this one will be "free and open source", can't argue with the price. ;-)

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