I personally like the new iPad UI - it makes it a lot easier to task switch to an app that may be several apps back in my history, and enables great drag-and-drop capabilities.
I personally like the new iPad UI - it makes it a lot easier to task switch to an app that may be several apps back in my history, and enables great drag-and-drop capabilities.
Apps are shown by recent-use, so that takes care of "which I'm using for this task now".
So why are we making it harder for them to do things that they definitely need to do? I think the only opinion we've heard so far has been "because that's what Apple wants users to do".
This is typical Apple - they are totally ignoring what users actually need to do and acting like it's a superior design. Next thing you know, they'll provide no means to resize a window by any corner or edge on Macs. Then Apple evangelists will defend that decision for years and years as if it were somehow better (or "just different"...but definitely not worse than anything else!)