The Android N Developer preview includes support for split-screen mode, allowing you to run two apps in side-by-side windows. But eventually you may be able to run multiple apps in resizeable windows… much the way you can on a Windows, OS X, or Ubuntu computer.
Google calls this mode “freeform,” and makes a slight mention of it in the Android N multi-window documentation. But as Ron Amadeo at Ars Technica notes, it doesn’t look like freeform mode is enabled in the first developer preview.
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It's good to know that Android N would have freeform multiwindow support which would be useful for users who have bigger sized Android tablets, or plan to use their Android tablet as a laptop/desktop PC when connected to a TV, or monitor with a HDMI cable, or Chromecast.
Splitscreen is useful for comparing two documents, video, and pictures at once with one screen.
Google calls this mode “freeform,” and makes a slight mention of it in the Android N multi-window documentation. But as Ron Amadeo at Ars Technica notes, it doesn’t look like freeform mode is enabled in the first developer preview.
Read More
It's good to know that Android N would have freeform multiwindow support which would be useful for users who have bigger sized Android tablets, or plan to use their Android tablet as a laptop/desktop PC when connected to a TV, or monitor with a HDMI cable, or Chromecast.
Splitscreen is useful for comparing two documents, video, and pictures at once with one screen.
