[Vidéo] Express tutorial: divide an Android screen into two parts

On all Android devices less than 5 years old, it is possible to display two apps at the same time: one at the top and one at the bottom. Even if the name of this feature sometimes changes (multi-window, split-screen, split-display), it is the same thing …

The goal of the maneuver is very simple: it is to display an application on the upper part of the screen and another application on the lower part. It is of course possible to resize the space occupied by one and the other. It is a perfect idea to display contacts at the top and Tweet at the bottom or Skype at the top and Maps at the bottom even if some users have become virtuosos of multitasking …

The same functionality with multiple names

This cool feature doesn’t have the same name depending on Android brands and overlays, but there are only two ways to take advantage of it. The first is to go to the multitasking menu and do a short press on the icon corresponding to the app you want to see at the top (you will then select the second via a context menu) while with others, it will have to make a long press then select the icon with the two horizontal rectangles. Small palm for originality with Xiaomi and Samsung who offer a system with Windows-style floating windows.

We explain everything to you in this new video format “Tuto Express”, but we had already approached this subject in this article.