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The app drawer is the location for all of your apps. It is accessible from the home screen and is usually located in the bottom row of icons. The app drawer holds all of the applications that your phone came with and the ones that you have since downloaded from the Android Market. If you are ever looking for an App and can’t find an icon for it on your Home Screen then you can just click the App Drawer. If you long press an app icon in the app drawer you will have the option to copy that icon to your desktop.The app drawer is the location for all of your apps. It is accessible from the home screen and is usually located in the bottom row of icons. The app drawer holds all of the applications that your phone came with and the ones that you have since downloaded from the Android Market. If you are ever looking for an App and can’t find an icon for it on your Home Screen then you can just click the App Drawer. If you long press an app icon in the app drawer you will have the option to copy that icon to your desktop. Note: if an app you've installed in not visible on the desktop, or in the app drawer, then check the "Manage Apps" area to find a complete listing off all install apps. === App Tray ===See: App Drawer.=== Manage Apps (Manage Applications) ===Also known as: Uninstall List, Apps List, Installed Programs. The Manage Apps area is part of the Settings Menu Set where all installed Android Apps are listed. It can be found by pressing Menu, and Manage Apps, or by pressing Menu, Settings, Applications, and Manage Applications. Apps you install can be removed from the Manage Apps screen. Apps that come with your phone, or pushed by your carrier, sometimes cannot be removed from here without hacking the phone to gain root access. Use Manage Apps to help manage storage, memory usage, and security. There are certain types of spy apps and malware that can hide from the Manage Apps list, however, most all apps will be listed here.=== Multitasking ===In Microsoft Windows users are familiar with the ability to press ALT-TAB and quickly switch between one open application to another without having to close either one. On an Android device users can switch between open applications too by holding down "Long Press" the Home icon/button. Press and hold the Home button for about two seconds, see the list of recent running apps, scroll up and down the list and touch on any of the recent apps to jump to that app.