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#Tablet split screen android marshmallow update
#Tablet split screen android marshmallow android
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#Tablet split screen android marshmallow android

‘Split screen team engineers are currently actively adapted based on Android 6.x models, is expected to go online in early January to 6.x trial version of the model to be tested until the test is completed, it will go online to the development version And follow-up stable version.’ Now, it seems that Xiaomi is working to enable Split Screen feature for these devices, a post from MIUI China Forum admin says: Redmi Note 3, Redmi 3S/Prime/Plus, Redmi 4/Prime (Chinese variant) are the Xiaomi devices launched in 2016 which are running on Marshmallow and despite being a capable hardware, users of these devices are not able to enjoy features like Split Screen and Quick Switch.

#Tablet split screen android marshmallow update

Xiaomi rolled out the Nougat update to Mi 5, Mi Max, Redmi Note 4 and Redmi 4 devices in second half of 2017 but core Nougat features like Split Screen and Quick Switch were not available (to Stable ROM users) until the announcement of MIUI 9 back in November. The supported devices include Redmi Note 3, Redmi 3S/Prime/Plus, Mi 4 and Mi 3.Įarlier: Split screen was one of the major features that Google announced with android Nougat back in 2016, but some smartphones launched in late 2016 and early 2017 didn’t get the Nougat update.

Update – February 9th: As per our sources, Split Screen feature is already rolled out to MIUI China Alpha ROM users, and is expected to be rolled out to MIUI China Beta ROM users soon. Quick Switch is also now rolling out for Marshmallow devices. However, this only further proves that Android N is worth waiting for.Update April 10th: Xiaomi has rolled out Split Screen for the devices running on Marshmallow based MIUI Global Beta ROM (Closed Beta testing team), the feature will be rolled out to all MIUI Global Beta ROM users this Friday. This worked on Android Kitkat but I’m not sure this is something I’ll be using day to day because it isn’t really perfect. For example, I had issues using Messages application in split screen multitasking mode and a few other apps but majority of them worked fine. The only problem is that it doesn’t work perfectly with all apps. Doing this with Gmail and Google Chrome, I had both running perfectly side by side. You can add an app to the left workspace and the other one to the right workspace. You should see a sidebar with the apps you’ve added.

After adding your favorite apps you the sidebar, go the the homescreen or add drawer in landscape mode and swipe from the left.

Think of this as your Taskbar or Quick Access panel on Windows to quickly switch between apps. From here, you can select apps you want to add to your sidebar.

Go to Sidebar Settings > Sidebar App Settings > Add.

You should have XMultiWindow on you app drawer.

Install, enable the module and restart again.

#Tablet split screen android marshmallow download

Launch Xposed and search for this module in the download section: XMultiWindow.Download Xposed Framework from here and install.

You must be willing to take the risk on installing Xposed Framework.

I tried this using a Lenovo A7-30 tablet and it worked pretty well with some apps, I had problem using some applications in split screen multitasking mode. This was tested on a tablet but I’m pretty sure it should work on mobile phones too. Split screen multitasking on Android tablets