a_husband21
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Whew! I was expecting to get laid out! Haha!!
To explain further about the difference in the two keys: the home key will leave an application open AND running in the background with a higher priority than others.
The back key will leave the application open but no longer running, with a lower priority. After a short period of not being used, or if another application needs the resources, it will be shut down. This is how Android manages applications and also why task killers are unnecessary.
Basically, what could be happening is that the OS has too many "running" applications with a "no shut down priority" so it shuts down (reboots) to shut them all down itself. If any of you know anything about amplifiers, this would be just like amp going into "protection".
Interesting!!! I will keep that in mind. I have been wondering if the home/back button actually shut down an application. Thanks