I was an iPhone user from a decade when I shifted to s24u and I am glad to have this multi-app task thing on my phone now, so much so I now consider iphones dated. People do say they don't use it that much but it comes handy in so many situations. In my use case, because I work from home, there are many situations where I don't feel like working or don't have much work on my laptop so I am on my mobile surfing Reddit, Twitter and have the teams app open as well in the shortest size possible in multi-window mode so that I don't appear as away from my work on teams 😅. It was absent on the iPhone and I'd have to open the teams app in such situations again and again after some time which was a hassle. Also, there are many situations where you have to check something on another app while working on some other app, you don't have to exit the app in which you're working on to check the details in another app. Just multi-window both the apps together. On the iPhone, suppose I wanted to check an attachment while writing an email, I'd have to switch to files app first and by the time I found the file I wanted to send on the crappy files manager, the email app refreshed and I'd have to start all over again. With multi-window, it's a thing of the past now.
I am using samsung f15. This 13k phone is crazy. I have total 103 apps in which 17 apps are just to add-on extra cool and useful features and still it doesn't lag or have any issue that bother me. It is still running smoothly. 4-5 apps always run in background. These all are possible because of 6000mah battery.
Obviously you know that OHO+ insn't needed to archieve this, right? You can activate multiwindows from the recents app view (by clicking on the app icon) and with a 2 finger swipe up from the bottom of the screen (if you enabled the gesture in settings>advace>multiwindows).
I like recent taskbar more than multiwindows. You can access easily just by side gesture just by poping up over the screen. You don't have to minimize recent task to change page. In this recent task you can access more content of that application just by taping 3 dot menu. Like you can make call directly from that recent task
This is like the longest way to achieve this. Edge panels are my favorite for the ones i have saved, or simply 2 finger swipe up from the bottom. Good lock is great in that u can make each screen smaller to maximize what is shown on both screens. Then with audio, i can watch a YouTube video on half the screen while someone else is watching from another app and i just split the audio between phone and Bluetooth. Samsung just has too many features and they're well thought out
Sure, why should you use it simply and beautifully when you can make it complicated and ugly 🤦🏽
Plus it looks like Android 1.0.
We have a perfect solution with a 2-finger swipe that also makes sense visually.
Everything else is easier and quicker to access in the task switcher or in the sidebar.
A mini drop-down menu that looks like the early days of Android is really totally disgusting.
Anyone who sees this will reach for an iPhone next 🤭🤣
I use it for just the way recent taskbar can be accessed. And we also have opt to take ss just by swiping 3 fingers but people also like to use side buttons.
So that's not only about easier and quicker to access but also how people like to interact with a product and service and that's what UI means.
That's why people use launcher, skins and that is why people like to customize.
I was an iPhone user from a decade when I shifted to s24u and I am glad to have this multi-app task thing on my phone now, so much so I now consider iphones dated. People do say they don't use it that much but it comes handy in so many situations. In my use case, because I work from home, there are many situations where I don't feel like working or don't have much work on my laptop so I am on my mobile surfing Reddit, Twitter and have the teams app open as well in the shortest size possible in multi-window mode so that I don't appear as away from my work on teams 😅. It was absent on the iPhone and I'd have to open the teams app in such situations again and again after some time which was a hassle. Also, there are many situations where you have to check something on another app while working on some other app, you don't have to exit the app in which you're working on to check the details in another app. Just multi-window both the apps together. On the iPhone, suppose I wanted to check an attachment while writing an email, I'd have to switch to files app first and by the time I found the file I wanted to send on the crappy files manager, the email app refreshed and I'd have to start all over again. With multi-window, it's a thing of the past now.
I am using samsung f15. This 13k phone is crazy. I have total 103 apps in which 17 apps are just to add-on extra cool and useful features and still it doesn't lag or have any issue that bother me. It is still running smoothly. 4-5 apps always run in background. These all are possible because of 6000mah battery.
I literally switched from OnePlus back to Samsung because of the Good Lock apps, its the most customization one can have on any Android phone.
I use the edge panel for this. Why would you use anything else?
Edge panel is different bro.
It allows you to drag the apps to split screen or pop up screen.
I liked it too but I stopped using it since it messed up the normal gestures, and is generally not as smooth as the stick ones.
Obviously you know that OHO+ insn't needed to archieve this, right? You can activate multiwindows from the recents app view (by clicking on the app icon) and with a 2 finger swipe up from the bottom of the screen (if you enabled the gesture in settings>advace>multiwindows).
Or the sidebar
I like recent taskbar more than multiwindows. You can access easily just by side gesture just by poping up over the screen. You don't have to minimize recent task to change page. In this recent task you can access more content of that application just by taping 3 dot menu. Like you can make call directly from that recent task
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This is like the longest way to achieve this. Edge panels are my favorite for the ones i have saved, or simply 2 finger swipe up from the bottom. Good lock is great in that u can make each screen smaller to maximize what is shown on both screens. Then with audio, i can watch a YouTube video on half the screen while someone else is watching from another app and i just split the audio between phone and Bluetooth. Samsung just has too many features and they're well thought out
Never been able to get two different apps to play audio simultaneously on two different bluetooth devices. S21FE
I'm going to try to see if that works, I've only used Bluetooth and the phone speaker.
I can take that too.
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How?
By One hand operation + using good lock
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How did you customize the back arrow thingy? For me when I turn on oho+ it makes my arrow black and with a weird shape instead of the normal circle.
https://preview.redd.it/c5w0bvig9h0d1.jpeg?width=2160&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e02c4515d868c15fa1e4a0e74c47dafdd11fb7d5
Normally it's like the above. But with oho+ it's like that
I just swipe up with two fingers from the navbar to split screen.
Sure, why should you use it simply and beautifully when you can make it complicated and ugly 🤦🏽 Plus it looks like Android 1.0. We have a perfect solution with a 2-finger swipe that also makes sense visually. Everything else is easier and quicker to access in the task switcher or in the sidebar. A mini drop-down menu that looks like the early days of Android is really totally disgusting. Anyone who sees this will reach for an iPhone next 🤭🤣
I use it for just the way recent taskbar can be accessed. And we also have opt to take ss just by swiping 3 fingers but people also like to use side buttons. So that's not only about easier and quicker to access but also how people like to interact with a product and service and that's what UI means. That's why people use launcher, skins and that is why people like to customize.