Android Authority recently went hands-on with Android 16’s new multitasking; overall, it looks fantastic. From what we’ve seen, it’ll be smoother, simpler, and much faster than what we have ...

It’s like a more flexible, versatile, and powerful version of Android’s standard split-screen mode — a desktop-caliber way to ...

The multitasking features should sound powerful and let you achieve more. Hidden Android multitasking features you should be using Screenshot showing seperate app sound setting in one ui ...

That’s desktop-style multitasking, baby! And yet, best I can tell — anecdotally speaking — hardly anyone actually seems to use screen-splitting on Android on a regular basis in the real world.

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Lately I've been thinking about the multitasking experience on Android and I feel like there's still a lot to improve. I love how the thumbnails come up, but in 4.2.2 they made it so that the ...

The new Android Pie multitasking on the Pixel 3 is based on gestures like those in Apple’s iOS on the iPhone X and iPhone XS. The only difference? Apple’s is good and Google’s is bad.

Ahead of Android 12L's final release sometime by the end of Q1 2022, we took a look to see what's changing with Google's mid-cycle Android update.

Dear Google: Android's Multitasking Sucks When it comes to task managment, the developers at Google think they know better than the end-users that are actually using their products.

With Android 5.0 Lollipop, Google has come up with a solution–not only for email, but for any mobile app where you might juggle multiple tasks.

iOS 4 and Android are more alike than you think, and even more so with iOS 4's release. Here's how they compare when it comes to multitasking.

Android 16's "bubble bar" feature looks like the multitasking upgrade we've been waiting for. But OnePlus's version is still better.