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Can You Split Screen on iPhone?

By Matthew Lynch
April 3, 2023
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One of the most awaited features on an iPhone is split screen capability. Split screen allows you to run two applications side-by-side, making it easier to multitask and increase productivity.

However, this feature was not available on an iPhone until recently. With the release of iOS 13, Apple introduced a new way of multitasking on an iPhone, which includes the ability to split the screen in certain circumstances.

Here are the ways to split-screen on an iPhone:

1. Split-screen on Safari:

If you want to view two websites simultaneously on an iPhone, you can do it with the help of the Safari browser. Simply open Safari, then tap and hold the tab button, which looks like two squares overlapping each other. This will bring up a menu of options, including “Open Split View.” Select this option, and Safari will split your screen horizontally, allowing you to navigate two separate websites side by side

2. Split-screen on Mail:

If you receive a lot of emails and need to reply to them quickly, you can use the split-screen feature in the Mail app. You can open a new email while keeping the original email open in split view. To split the screen in the Mail app, simply swipe down on the email you want to reply to, and tap on “Reply.” This will open a new email in split view with the original email on top

3. Split-screen on Notes:

The Notes app is another great way to multitask on an iPhone. You can view two notes side by side for easy reference while you type. To do this, tap and hold on the note you want to open in split view, and select “New Note in Split View.” This will open a second note next to the original note, allowing you to view two notes at once

4. Split-screen on Files:

The Files app allows you to manage and access all your files in one place. You can also use the split-screen feature to copy and move files between folders. To do this, open the Files app, tap and hold on the file you want to copy or move, and select “Duplicate” or “Move” to open the file in split view with the destination folder.

In conclusion, although the iPhone doesn’t have a full split-screen feature yet, it does allow you to multitask and increase your productivity by using the split-screen function on certain apps. Apple may introduce a full split-screen feature in future releases of iOS, but for now, these options should suffice for most basic multitasking needs.

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