For many years it is possible Use an Android mobile with two applications on screen. This divided screen causes each of the two applications to use half of the surface, allowing one app to be controlled while we use another. It is not the same as the PIP, but it is sometimes useful. The problem is that, except in folding that are not sold much in Spain, the space of each app is scarce.
Although a mobile has a screen of almost 7 inches, With half the surface we can do littleespecially if the app forces to use the keyboard, further reducing space. Google knows it and that’s why he is working on a new multitasking that could arrive on Android 16which is just around the corner. It is a multiventana that makes an app occupy 90% of the screen and another occupies 10%.
This function would make we could move from one app to another simply by clicking in the minor zone, 10%, serving as a area of exchange. It is something that is not new, and We have seen it in Open Canvas, a multitasking proposal that created Oppo And it premiered in our country in the first folding of OnePlus, the OnePlus Open.
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This new function would arrive in an Android 16 updatealthough not at the time of its launch, according to Android Authority. Similarly, the two previous options, 50-50 and 70-30, adding this new form 90-10. Yes indeed, The exchange of apps by pressing in the minor zone would only be made in this last 90-10 option.
We do not know if this new function will also improve the folding and tablets, as happens in the case of Oppo. In this way, we could have not two, but multiple windows available both on the screen, operational, and semi -managed, as we see in this feature. It is something that the OnePlus Open already showed us and that possibly positioned it as THE FOLDABLE WITH BEST MARKET SOFTWARE.
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Apparently Google has been working on this for several monthsand the function would be close to being completed. However, the launch of Android 16 is just around the corner and perhaps we have to wait a few more months to see this function in action, at least out of the mobiles of OnePlus and Oppo. Perhaps other brands are encouraged to implement it even before Google, but it doesn’t seem likely.