Another novelty that could make you fall for the next version of Android.
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Those who use mobile range "Galaxy Note" Samsung are probably already familiar with this mode. It lets you split the screen of a smartphone or tablet into parts, which provides the ability to open multiple applications simultaneously.
But that's Samsung. On Android, this mode is not yet natively. However, with the new version of the OS that Google just introduced last week, it could be in the game.
As we explained in a previous publication, it is already possible to install the preview version (dedicated to software) on some Nexus devices just to test.
And among the features that are present on this first preview, there is a multi-window mode.
However, it is important to certain reservations. Indeed, on the preview, this feature is described as extremely experimental, suggesting that Google still may have doubts about its inclusion in the new version of Android to be launched in a few months.
Be aware that the preview does not necessarily represent the final product and above all, better not install it if you do not know the minimum level to do so (manually).
Moreover, as this is a preview, the OS is not yet fully developed and multi-window functionality is still subject to many bugs.
See This : This Complete List 50 More Changes and What's New in Android M
Those who use mobile range "Galaxy Note" Samsung are probably already familiar with this mode. It lets you split the screen of a smartphone or tablet into parts, which provides the ability to open multiple applications simultaneously.
But that's Samsung. On Android, this mode is not yet natively. However, with the new version of the OS that Google just introduced last week, it could be in the game.
As we explained in a previous publication, it is already possible to install the preview version (dedicated to software) on some Nexus devices just to test.
And among the features that are present on this first preview, there is a multi-window mode.
However, it is important to certain reservations. Indeed, on the preview, this feature is described as extremely experimental, suggesting that Google still may have doubts about its inclusion in the new version of Android to be launched in a few months.
Be aware that the preview does not necessarily represent the final product and above all, better not install it if you do not know the minimum level to do so (manually).
Moreover, as this is a preview, the OS is not yet fully developed and multi-window functionality is still subject to many bugs.