As I see it, multitasking should not be confused with having several windows (or apps) open.
I take even my dear old iPad 2 to be multitasking, doing several things at a time (like having me watch a news stream while in the background updating apps, backing up to iCloud and checking my mail. I haven't yet checked if that copy of Evernote also updates my notes in the background.
I also have several apps open concurrently on a Mac, even though I tend to use every app in full screen, except perhaps on my 27" 5k iMac.
I do see what you mean. When trying to match data between apps, I may use split screen. On some large-screen device.
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Chris,
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I take even my dear old iPad 2 to be multitasking, doing several things at a time (like having me watch a news stream while in the background updating apps, backing up to iCloud and checking my mail. I haven't yet checked if that copy of Evernote also updates my notes in the background.
I also have several apps open concurrently on a Mac, even though I tend to use every app in full screen, except perhaps on my 27" 5k iMac.
I do see what you mean. When trying to match data between apps, I may use split screen. On some large-screen device.
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Chris,
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On 23 Feb 2017, 11:36 +0100, McAllister 73357.3046@compuserve.com [iPad] <iPad@yahoogroups.com>, wrote:
Since my tablet is an iPad mini 2 and basically doesn't support multitasking, I haven't given that feature much thought.Nevertheless, the device is supposed to do slide-over. So I thought I'd give it a go and see how I might be able to use that.Well, once I have it enabled in Settings and swipe from the right, I do, indeed, get a split screen with another app on the right. However, the only app I've ever seen there is the Calendar. And I don't seem to be able to change that to anything else.Is there a way?ThanksStratton
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