You can split screen on Android to enhance your productivity by multitasking using the built-in split screen mode or by using a third-party app.

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The split screen feature on Android devices allows you to multitask effortlessly. You can divide your phone or tablet's display into two sections, each running a separate app.

Toggling between two apps can be difficult, but Android users have the option to split screen between two apps. Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson explains how.

But, since Google baked split-screen into Android now, it should appear on just about every new Android smartphone. It’s worth bearing in mind, as well, that not every app supports split-screen.

Android apps always opening in split screen mode can be frustrating, but there are ways to fix it. If nothing you do seems to work, factory reset your Android device.

This feature is available on Android 7 or later models. The split screen mode does not work on every single app, but Android makes it simple to tell which apps support it.

We show you how to enable split-screen multi-tasking in Android Pie, Android 10 or Android 11 on your smartphone or tablet, allowing you to run two apps.

Split-screen support for apps is basically its marquee feature. And after testing it out on the Pixel C, the final version of Android N can't come soon enough.