In the past, double-clicking the home button would reveal app icons you could then long press on and close out -- not on iOS 7. September 18, 2013 6:38 PM PDT (Credit: Jason Cipriani/CNET) No matter what side of the debate you stand on when it comes to clearing out apps in the app drawer on iOS, you may find yourself wanting to clear out or force close apps in iOS 7's "app drawer" but quickly realize it (like everything else) has changed. It's not completely clear how to close apps on iOS 7, but it's incredibly easy. (Credit: Screenshot by Jason Cipriani/CNET) The first thing you'll notice if you didn't catch the original demo of multitasking on iOS 7 is that double-clicking the home button no longer reveals a drawer with app icons. Instead you'll find cards, similar to what was once found on WebOS, containing a screenshot of the app with the app icon just below it. You'll be able to swipe in either direction between the cards. Swiping a...