Every OEM has their very own method of implementing the function with their customized user-interface and a few even give customers the choice to activate/off the function. In truth, a number of OEMs transcend the multi-window and provides customers the choice to run apps in a popup window that attracts over different apps.
First, let’s see how totally different OEMs implement the function
Samsung (One UI)
Open current apps and faucet on the app icon. Choose the split-screen choice to open the app in multi-window mode. To open the second app, you may select from the complete app checklist or from the current apps part.
OnePlus (Oxygen OS)
Open current apps and faucet on the three-dots from the precise facet of the actual app. Choose Split display screen choice from the drop-down menu. Then select the second app which you need to open in split-screen.
Asus
Open current apps and faucet on the icon. Now, select Split display screen choice. To the second app, scroll by the current apps or swipe up from the underside to open app launcher and select the app.
Vivo (EnjoyableTouch OS)
Open the primary app after which swipe-down with three fingers to open the split-screen view and select the second app from the checklist.
Oppo (ColorOS)
Open the primary app after which swipe-up with three fingers to open the split-screen view and select the second app from the checklist.
Xiaomi (MIUI)
Open current app and faucet on Split display screen choice from the highest left nook. Then select the primary app and swipe it up, then faucet on the second app to open in split-screen view.
Realme (Realme UI)
Open the primary app after which swipe-up with three fingers to open the split-screen view and select the second app from the checklist.
Smartphone with inventory Android UI
Open current apps and faucet on the app icon. Choose the choice Split display screen. Now, select the second app.
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